Once the stones are located, they are targeted with a laser that breaks the stone into smaller pieces, which are then extracted, or into tiny pieces of dust that wash out of the kidney with normal urine flow.
â¥Roy Lichtensteinâ¥. The Lichtenstein Way for Texture Texture is the way you would imagine the surface of the painting to feel. It is the amount of paint used, using a dry brush, the colors, and using lines that all create the texture of the painting.In the Painting Blam!, there is much texture.In this painting there is an aircraft. The oil paint that Lichtenstein usually always painted with made the aircraft look shiny and smooth.t is the amount of paint used, using a dry brush, the colors, and using lines that all create the texture of the painting. In the Painting Blam!, there is much texture. In this painting there is an aircraft. The oil paint that Lichtenstein usually always painted with made the aircraft look shiny and smooth.
Childhood. Roy Fox Lichtenstein was born in New York City in a family with a German-Jewish background. He grew up on the Upper West Side of Manhattan with his father Milton, a real-estate broker, his mother Beatrice, a homemaker, and his younger sister Renee.y the mid 1960s, Lichtenstein began creating large-scale murals, his first of which was produced in 1964 for the World's Fair in Flushing, Queens. Moving beyond figural depictions, Lichtenstein also broadened his use of Ben-Day dots and bold, solid colors to depict landscapes, as in Yellow Landscape (1965).