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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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Cartones 3
Joan Miró
Cartones 3
1965
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William McWillie Chambers III
Apple Macintosh from the Ads suite II.359
Andy Warhol
Apple Macintosh from the Ads suite II.359
1985
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Galerie Fluegel-Roncak
Marilyn FS II.28
Andy Warhol
Marilyn FS II.28
1967
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Galerie Fluegel-Roncak
Marilyn FS II.27
Andy Warhol
Marilyn FS II.27
1967
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Galerie Fluegel-Roncak
Chanel from-the-ads-suite FS II.354
Andy Warhol
Chanel from-the-ads-suite FS II.354
1985
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Galerie Fluegel-Roncak
The Coming Insurrection
Joshua Lutz
The Coming Insurrection
2010
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Robert Koch Gallery
Jim Morrison
Russell Young
Jim Morrison
2007
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Guy Hepner
Al Capone
Russell Young
Al Capone
2002
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Guy Hepner
Frank Sinatra
Russell Young
Frank Sinatra
2007
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Guy Hepner
Sneer (Yellow)
Gavin Turk
Sneer (Yellow)
2013
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Paul Stolper
Imperfect Diptych
Roy Lichtenstein
Imperfect Diptych
1988
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Zane Bennett Contemporary Art
Reflections on Girl
Roy Lichtenstein
Reflections on Girl
1990
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Puccio Fine Art
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