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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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Shoes
Andy Warhol
Shoes
1980
125,000 US$
Nikola Rukaj Gallery
Wonder Woman
Mel Ramos
Wonder Woman
2014
Price on Request
Galerie Fluegel-Roncak
The Marx Brothers
Andy Warhol
The Marx Brothers
1980
Price on Request
Hoerle-Guggenheim Gallery
Biting Series
Andy Warhol
Biting Series
1975
Price on Request
Hoerle-Guggenheim Gallery
Marilyn Crying (New York)
Russell Young
Marilyn Crying (New York)
2013
Price on Request
Long-Sharp Gallery
Flash Presidential Seal (Unique Trial Proof)
Andy Warhol
Flash Presidential Seal (Unique Trial Proof)
1968
Price on Request
Long-Sharp Gallery
Flash Carbine Gun (Unique Trial Proof)
Andy Warhol
Flash Carbine Gun (Unique Trial Proof)
1968
Price on Request
Long-Sharp Gallery
Indian Head Nickel (TP)
Andy Warhol
Indian Head Nickel (TP)
1986
Price on Request
Long-Sharp Gallery
Myths Portfolio (10)
Andy Warhol
Myths Portfolio (10)
1981
Price on Request
Galerie Fluegel-Roncak
0-9: Plate 8
Jasper Johns
0-9: Plate 8
1963
Price on Request
Contessa Gallery
Olympic Robe
Jim Dine
Olympic Robe
1988
Price on Request
Contessa Gallery
Brillo Soap Pads
Andy Warhol
Brillo Soap Pads
1970
Price on Request
michael lisi/contemporary art
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