"A Little Bit of Roy Lichtenstein" is a screenprint by Richard Hamilton rendered in bold red and black on Cartridge paper, a work that playfully engages with the visual language of his fellow Pop Art contemporary Roy Lichtenstein. Hamilton's use of the screenprint medium echoes the mechanical, mass-produced aesthetic central to the Pop Art movement, while his titular nod to Lichtenstein suggests a spirit of artistic dialogue and homage. The full margins of the Cartridge paper lend the composition a clean, deliberate presentation, highlighting Hamilton's meticulous attention to the graphic qualities of the printed image.