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Pop Art

Inspired by popular culture, the 1960s Pop Art movement challenged rigid perceptions of Fine Art by embracing mass-production, advertising, comic books, and kitsch. It transformed everyday objects like Andy Warhol’s soup can into works of art.

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Jewish Museum
Robert Rauschenberg
Jewish Museum
1963
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Sondra Mayer Fine Art
Typewriter Eraser
Claes Oldenburg
Typewriter Eraser
1970
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Sondra Mayer Fine Art
NYC, Pretzel
Claes Oldenburg
NYC, Pretzel
1995
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Sondra Mayer Fine Art
LOVE
Robert Indiana
LOVE
1968
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Kodner Gallery
GREEN PEA (from Campbell's Soup I)
Andy Warhol
GREEN PEA (from Campbell's Soup I)
1968
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Kodner Gallery
POP SHOP (PL. 1)
Keith Haring
POP SHOP (PL. 1)
1989
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Kodner Gallery
Kewpie Doll (Fragment)
Peter Phillips
Kewpie Doll (Fragment)
1962
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Whitford Fine Art
Flowers
Andy Warhol
Flowers
1964
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Patricia Low Contemporary
Flowers
Andy Warhol
Flowers
1970
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Compagnia dell'Arte
Turtle
Andy Warhol
Turtle
1985
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Compagnia dell'Arte
Andy Warhol 1968
Andy Warhol
Andy Warhol 1968
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Bengtsson Fine Art
Marylin Invitation Card (published by Castelli)
Andy Warhol
Marylin Invitation Card (published by Castelli)
1981
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Compagnia dell'Arte
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