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beginning of a new era

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The pop art movement started in London in the mid-1950s. created by The independent group and co-founder Scottish artist and sculptor Eduardo Paolozzi to challenge the traditional norms of fine art and help people express their creativity.

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Corita was an important figure in the pop art era. Her work was influenced by Christianity and social justice. she became a self-taught silk screener and worked in the immaculate heart community and then went on to teach in the immaculate heart college. she sadly passed away from cancer and left all her copyright to that same community.

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 Richard Hamilton - 'Just what is it that makes today's homes so different, so appealing?' - 1956

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Richard Hamilton is a well-known pioneer of the pop art movement who created these unique and creative art pieces and sculptures. he started doing art in 1955 Hamilton's exhibition of paintings at the Hanover Gallery were all in some form a homage to Duchamp.

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Andy Warhol - 'Campbell's Soup Cans' - 1962

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Andy Warhol, also known as the ‘pope of pop’ was an American artist and film director. He’s a well known artist in the pop art movement not only for ‘Campbell’s soup cans’  but Marilyn Monroe paintings and his ‘In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes’ quote as well.

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Roy Lichtenstein - 'drowning girl' - 1963

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Roy Lichtenstein was an American pop artist during the 1960s along side Andy Warhol, jasper johns and more. His most famous artwork 'Drowning girl' was inspired by Tony Abruzzo, an artist who made art for DC comics. 'Drowning girl' was described as a 'masterpiece of melodrama' and is one of the most represented artworks of the pop art movement.

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Patrick Caulfield - 'After lunch' - 1975

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Patrick Caulfield studied art at the Royal College of Art in London in the early 1960s. he was a painter and printmaker. another one of his famous artworks is 'Still Life with Dagger', 1963.

After lunch

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Keith Haring - 'Radiant Baby (from Icons series)' - 1990

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Keith Haring was an American artist and one of the well-known artists of the pop art movement for his 'icon series'. His work ranged from sexual allusions to social activism to raise an awareness for homosexuality, safe sex, and AIDs which he later died from.