Drowning Girl is a renowned artwork by Roy Lichtenstein that epitomizes the pop-art movement. Created in 1963, the painting portrays a distressed woman submerged in water, with thought bubbles expressing her emotional turmoil. Lichtenstein's signature style, characterized by bold, flat colors, thick black outlines, and the use of Benday dots, is evident in this piece. By appropriating and reimagining comic book imagery, Lichtenstein challenges traditional notions of fine art and embraces popular culture as a subject matter. Drowning Girl not only captures the attention with its vibrant aesthetic but also prompts viewers to contemplate themes of love, heartbreak, and the complexities of human emotions within the context of a consumer-driven society.