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Pop-Art is an art movement that began in the 1950's but only ever really became popular during the 1960's. I t first started in the UK but became a true honoured art movement in NYC with artists such as Andy Warhol, Roy Liechtenstein, Jasper John and Patrick Caufield. Pop-Art included adding a modern artistic touch to real life objects.

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Patrick Caufield was an artist who was very well known during the evolution of the pop-art movenemnt. Caufield was very well known for his paintings which included intricate designs of interiors. In addition to this he was also well known for his artwork including a lot of negative space which he strongly used during the 80s. It allowed the subject matter of the painting to have secondary importance allowing the whole page to be explored.

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Haring was an artist who emerged from the the graffiti subculture of NYC, he was very involved in the pop-art movement. Haring sold his first ever piece to Andy Warhol another renowned pop-artist. Keith Haring studied commercial art from 1976-78 in Pittsburgh, but dropped out. In 1989 he established "The Keith Haring Foundation providing funding and images to AIDS, HIV, and children's programs.

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Antal is a hungarian artist from Serbia who is based in Germany. His artwork focuses on the collage sector of art. During the year of 2017 he started a daily art project named "Visual Diaries," where he would make one collage a day narrating a single event during that day. It would give the world an insight into his daily life through the beautyof art. In one of his collages called "Pain Thing" the artists shows portrays himself in agony, it contains three heads, and three oesophagi lead down into a burning red stomach. Some of the artist's influeneces include Hnery Moore, Jeno Barcsay, and Marc Chagall.

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Based in Austin, Texas, Letscher is an amazing collage artist who's journey didn’t start off with the art of collages. He started out with drawing and painting before starting collage and assemblage artwork full-time in the early 2000s. Lance admired the idea of collages as "they were quick" and because he "could work through ideas quickly." He often finds materials in dumpsters, old books, and other discarded things. Letscher is usually most attracted t things that people throw away and are no longer wanted, things that cary signs of wear & tear.

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Andy Warhol was a queer, American artist, film-director, and producer.He was born on August 6th in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA and studied at the Carnegie Institute of Technology. His phenomenal artworks explored the world of mainly celebrity culture and it flourished mainly within the pop-art movement in the 1960s. His beat-known works include "Campbells Soup Cans" and "Marilyn Diptych."

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Born on October 27th, 1923, in New York City, Roy Fox Lichtenstein was a world renowned artist who was well known for his phenomenal work throughout and linking to the pop-art movement and its uproar throughout the early 1960s. He studied at Ohio State University and was married to Isabel Wilson, who is also the mother to his two children. His work has been showcased in exhibitions worldwide including: USA, Denmark, Frankfurt, Australia, Etc.

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Sister Corita Kent (November 1918 -  September 1986)

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Sister Corita Kent (November 1918 -  September 1986)

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Corita Kent was an artist, designer, and former religious sister, who's art involved spreading messages of Christianity and Social Justice. She was very well known for her use of silk screen, a technique seen being used by many other artists part of the pop-art movement such as Andy Warhol. In the early 1970s Sister Kent was diagnosed with a form of cancer. She sadly passed away in September of 1986. In recent years after her death she has had major recognition for her significance in the pop-art movement.