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    andy Warhol

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    Warhol was now established as an internationally famous artist and throughout the 1970s and 1980s exhibited his work around the world. On 22 February 1987‚ Warhol died unexpectedly in a New York hospital following a gall bladder operation. Roy Lichtenstein born 1923 [- 1997] American Pop artist; painter‚ lithographer and sculptor. Born in New York. Studied at the Art Students League 1939‚ and at Ohio State College 1940-3. War service 1943-6. Returned to Ohio State College 1946-9‚ and taught there

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    Familiarize yourself with the following artworks/artists/concepts: • WWII summary • Popular styles of WWII-era art (Surrealism and Abstraction) • Jackson Pollock’s Autumn Rhythm • Robert Rauschenberg’s combines • Roy Lichtenstein’s comic book-inspired paintings • Style and purpose of Vietnam War protest art • What are Jim Crow laws? • Aim of Martin Luther King‚ Jr.’s Letter from a Birmingham Jail • Romare Bearden’s Prevalence of Ritual:

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    Andy Warhol is quite possibly the most famous pop artist known to man. He is best known for his work “100 Cans” which shows numerous Campbell’s Soup cans‚ which leads to the question‚ how can something so simple be so captivating? This is a perfect example of what pop art was and still is today. Warhol took something so simple that people see every day and turned it into the most famous art piece of the era. This style is what Andy Warhol was known for‚ turning simple everyday items into powerful

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    The two artist I have chosen to study a FBC Cadell and Roy Lichtenstein. Both artist are from different movements and styles. Cadell painted in the the impressionist style in the early 20th century whereas Lichtenstein painted in the Pop-art style during the 1960s and 70s. Impressionists were obsessed with light and the way it affected surfaces. They were also interested in the way light creates colours and shadows on objects. Cadell lived a worked in Edinburgh and was part of an art movement called

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    One page “Choose a work of art or design that you consider to be significant. Imagine that the work had never been made. How would the world be worse off (or better off) without it?”.”. I consider Robert Indiana’s LOVE to be very significant and cannot imagine a world without it. The 1960s‚ Pop art movement in New York would have not had the same impulse without Robert Indiana’s LOVE and the world would be worse off without it. Abstract Expressionism‚ subconscious creation on large canvases‚ would

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    Andy Warhol was a very talented but nobody noticed him until he released pop art but he was the last artist to become famous for pop art. Warhol was a successful magazine and ad illustrator who came to become the world’s icon of the twenty first century. From there he became painter and filmmaker. I think people are drawn to andy because he is a very odd individual‚ even as a small child.He made the simplest things pop ‚ i think that’s why it’s called pop art.The way he thought that everyone will

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    Roy Lichtenstein’s piece “Drowning Girl” (1963) is a pop art painting depicting a crying woman surrounded by water. The painting employs a comic book style of art‚ emulating old comic strips through the colors‚ thick lines‚ and Ben-Day dots. It is currently on display at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City‚ New York‚ and has been a part of their permanent collection since 1971. The piece is oil and synthetic polymer paint on canvas. The work pays homage to the old comic strips that displayed

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    Marcel Duchamp Analysis

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    I went to the Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena to visit the “Duchamp to Pop” exhibition. The theme of this exhibit was to demonstrate Marcel Duchamp’s influence and sway over the development and emergence of Pop Art and its artists. Besides many pieces by Marcel Duchamp‚ there was a variety of other artworks on view by artists such as George Herms‚ Claes Oldenburg‚ Tom Wesselmann‚ Andy Warhol‚ Robert Rauschenberg‚ and Jim Dine. This exhibit was displayed in a space of three rooms‚ where the first

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    Peter Max Research Paper

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    Peter Max – Biography. Peter Max is an artist that uses many different styles. He also uses different techniques and medium – he worked with oils‚ water colors‚ dyes‚ pastels‚ finger paints‚ acrylics‚ pen‚ charcoal‚ etchings‚ engravings‚ colored pencils‚ animation cells‚ computer graphics‚ videoing‚ serigraphs‚ lithographs‚ silk screens‚ ceramics‚ sculpture and collage. He likes to use every media and tries to find ways to express global problems and issues through his paintings. Here is a biography

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    Peter Max Peter Max was born Peter Max Finkelstein‚ on October 19‚ 1937 in Berlin‚ Germany. He is a Jewish American illustrator and graphic artist. At first‚ works in this style appeared on posters and were seen on the walls of college dorms all across America. Max then became fascinated with new printing techniques that allowed for four-color reproduction on product merchandise. Following his success with a line of art clocks for General Electric‚ Max’s art was licensed by 72 corporations and

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