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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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Marilyn
Andy Warhol
Marilyn
1967
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GLOBE GALLERY
Jujyfruits Judy
Mel Ramos
Jujyfruits Judy
2015
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Galerie Fluegel-Roncak
Untitled
Andy Warhol
Untitled
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Peach Editions
Untitled
Roy Lichtenstein
Untitled
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Hamburg Kennedy Photographs
Cow Going Abstract (3 pc. Suite)
Roy Lichtenstein
Cow Going Abstract (3 pc. Suite)
1982
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AC Fine Art
Marilyn Invitation 12" x 12"
Andy Warhol
Marilyn Invitation 12" x 12"
1981
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AC Fine Art
Shoes with Diamond Dust (257)
Andy Warhol
Shoes with Diamond Dust (257)
1980
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AC Fine Art
Starkist
Mel Ramos
Starkist
2014
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LEVY Galerie
Hav-a-Havana #9
Mel Ramos
Hav-a-Havana #9
2014
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LEVY Galerie
White Icons - Barking Dog
Keith Haring
White Icons - Barking Dog
1990
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Soho Contemporary Art
The King
Keith Haring
The King
1989
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Soho Contemporary Art
The Story of Red and Blue, #7
Keith Haring
The Story of Red and Blue, #7
1989
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Soho Contemporary Art
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