A quintessential example of Roy Lichtenstein's Pop Art masterpieces from the mid-1960s, featuring his iconic comic book-inspired aesthetic. The painting depicts a blonde woman in emotional distress with the speech bubble "I'M SORRY!" above her head, executed in Lichtenstein's signature Ben-Day dots and bold primary colors. This work exemplifies the artist's revolutionary approach to elevating commercial imagery to fine art, making it a highly sought-after piece from his most celebrated period. Part of The Eli and Edythe Broad Collection, one of the most significant private holdings of postwar and contemporary art.