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Peter Blake how should we interpret this as viewers 

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Peter Blake how should we interpret this as viewers 

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We care meant to see it as a symbol of popular culture that has recently been unnoticed. The different layers on the target encourage the observer to realise tat art, whether its classical realism or pop art, has many layers of meaning we need to uncover. Also the target represents art and how it has other branches/ levels, not just traditional art.

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Robert Rauschenburg- how has the art been produced?

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Robert Rauschenburg- how has the art been produced?

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It was made using oil and silkscreen ink on a canvas combined with found images.

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What was the artist trying to communicate? - Andy Warhol, Campbell's Soup Cans (1962)

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What was the artist trying to communicate? - Andy Warhol, Campbell's Soup Cans (1962)

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he was trying to communicate mass production and consumerism.

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What do I know about the work?:
Synthetic polymer paint on thirty-two canvases, Each canvas 20 x 16" (50.8 x 40.6 cm). Made in 1962.
In this work, he mimicked the repetition and uniformity of advertising by carefully reproducing the same image across each individual canvas. He varied only the label on the front of each can, distinguishing them by their variety.
Warhol used a hand stamp to keep the fleur-de-lis pattern that lines the bottom of each can consistent. But his placement varied from canvas to canvas. Similarly, the hues of red and white vary slightly, and one soup can is missing the gold band.
Soliciting suggestions for subjects to paint, he asked a friend, who suggested he choose something that everybody recognised like Campbell’s Soup. In a flash of inspiration he bought cans from the store and began to trace projections onto canvas, tightly painting within the outlines to resemble the appearance of the original offset lithograph labels.

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What do I know about the work~
The name of the image is ~ 'The first real target' by Peter Blake.
Made in 1961 and purchased in 1982.
His work is the response to the work of the American Artists.
Blake used recognisable imagery in his works to manipulate the psychology of the viewer instead.
He incorporated a real archery target into his works, hence the reason he called it 'the first real target'.

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Peter Blake- The first real target, 1961

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Peter Blake- The first real target, 1961

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What was the artist trying to communicate?

The artists Robert Rauschenberg and Jasper Johns had previously painted images of targets as part of the movement, this inspired Peter Blake to do something different. He decided to communicate the similar style of Dada and the way readymades were used. So he used an actual archery target and named it art. This led to the name the first 'real' target as other artworks were just images.

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WHAT CAN I SEE?
I can see an American flag (red, white and blue).

WHAT DO I KNOW ABOUT THE WORK?
- He used three canvas', that he mounted on plywood, strips of newspaper and encaustic paint.
encaustic paint is is a mixture of molten and pigment wax.
- The painting is 5 inches deep and has an object like quality.
- Based around "things we already know".
- He was named after a war hero that raised the American flag in a brave action during the revolutionary war.
- "Is it a painting or a real flag?"
- "where does illusion end and reality begin"

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4. How should we as viewers interpret this image?
hould view the painting to be more like the 'real world'  because it is made out of the 'real world.'

5. what was the artist trying to communicate?
Over all, Pop artists wanted to live in their time and wanted to show that society and art were changing together. There goal was to relate art to the public, to the streets of the city. they wanted to fight abstraction, which had been prominent in art since the war

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‘’3.How has the work been produced?’’

Warhol asked a friend on suggestions for subjects to paint. His friend suggested to paint something that everybody recognised like Campbell’s Soup. In his inspiration, he went to the store and bought cans which then he started to trace the projections onto canvas. Instead of the dripping paint in his previous ads and comics, Warhol used the precision of mechanical reproduction e.g silk screen printing.

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Robert Rauschenburg - What do I know about the work?

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Robert Rauschenburg - What do I know about the work?

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I know that this artwork is called Estate and it was done in 1963, with silkscreen ink and oil on canvas. Also, it mainly focuses on American architecture, for example: Statue of Liberty; America-style buildings and American street signs.

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This collage by Robert Rauschenberg called 'Estate, 1963', shows an arrangement of buildings; statues and street signs. One most notable image within this artwork is a picture of the Statue of Liberty. In addition, patches of colour are shown, such as: dark blue; red; orange; dark & light tones of grey and yellow.

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What can I see? - Andy Warhol, Campbell's Soup Cans (1962)

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What can I see? - Andy Warhol, Campbell's Soup Cans (1962)

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There is 32, 20x16" canvases which are all slightly different. At the time this piece was created (1962), Campbell's Soup Company sold 32 different varieties of soup and each canvas shows a different flavour.

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Jasper Johns- How has the work been produced?

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Jasper Johns- How has the work been produced?

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he used an entire canvas 1.07m x 1.54m and made with done in encaustic-pigment mixed with hot wax-oil and collage on fabricmounted on three plywood panels.

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The first Real Target 1961 53.7cmx49.3cmHere you can see a target on a brown background. The target has  5 rings of the same width in yellow, red, blue, black and white. It has a thin black-blue outline.  the whole canvas has a black outline too which is the thinest line. Above the target is a thick green stripe and above that are cut out letters that appear to be from a newspaper saying "THE FIRST REAL TARGET?" The circle is not completely round.

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What do I know about the work?:

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HOW SHOULD WE INTERPRET THIS IMAGE? WHAT IS HE TRYING TO COMMUNICATE?
As there Is a lot of texture, we should interpret the flag as, theres is a lot of history and story in America, as it has a lot of texture in the flag. May suggest traditional times of America.