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Pop Art

Pop Art arose in the mid-1950s as a challenge to the rigid perceptions of Fine Art, embracing appropriation, mass production, and kitsch. Rather than explicitly glorifying or condemning mass media, Pop artists emphasize the ubiquity and immediacy of commercial iconography in works that often incorporate irony, bold colors, and flat imagery.

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New York Post (Judge Blasts Lynch)
Andy Warhol
New York Post (Judge Blasts Lynch)
1983
Price on Request
Jim Kempner Fine Art
Factory Films Promo Disc Card
Andy Warhol
Factory Films Promo Disc Card
1968
Price on Request
Vince Fine Arts
Bathers (b)
Richard Hamilton
Bathers (b)
1969
Price on Request
Raphaël Lévy Marchand d’art – Art dealer – Kunsthändler
Cheddar Cheese Soup
Andy Warhol
Cheddar Cheese Soup
1969
Price on Request
AC Fine Art
Birth of Venus 318
Andy Warhol
Birth of Venus 318
1984
Price on Request
AC Fine Art
Campbell's Tomato Soup
Andy Warhol
Campbell's Tomato Soup
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AC Fine Art
Blue Dollar (Sunday B. Morning)
Andy Warhol
Blue Dollar (Sunday B. Morning)
2013
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AC Fine Art
Campbell's Soup Shopping Bag
Andy Warhol
Campbell's Soup Shopping Bag
1966
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AC Fine Art
From the Cradle to the Grave
Damien Hirst
From the Cradle to the Grave
2005
200 US$
AC Fine Art
Psilocybin Lenticular
Damien Hirst
Psilocybin Lenticular
2014
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AC Fine Art
American Indian Theme II
Roy Lichtenstein
American Indian Theme II
1980
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AC Fine Art
Cow Going Abstract (3 pc. Suite)
Roy Lichtenstein
Cow Going Abstract (3 pc. Suite)
1982
Price on Request
AC Fine Art
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