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It was started in Britain by a group of painters, sculptor and writers.

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Who invented Pop Art? And when did Pop Art invented? 1950's

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Who invented Pop Art? And when did Pop Art invented? 1950's

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Eduardo Paolozzi is the first person who created Pop Art. He created his artwork with Pop Art style in 1952.

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1952 - The group of pop artists began and collaborated.

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1952 - The group of pop artists began and collaborated.

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The group called Independent Group created many of exhibitions to feature pop art and included some (Britain and American) artists that are considered to be founders of the movement. They meet and collaborate with other artists in London. the Independent Group was founded in London in 1952 and only lasted in around 1955.
Independent Group (poparthistory.com)

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A man called Lawrence Alloway created a name for this specific style of art which is Pop Art. The term 'Pop Art' was properly introduced in 1962.

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Andy Warhol's artworks went viral in 1962-1968.

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Andy Warhol's artworks went viral in 1962-1968.

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Andy Warhol's artwork of Campbell Soup was created and went viral in 1962.
His artwork of Marilyn Monroe was very popular and still is now.
And many more of his artworks are recognized such as Mickey mouse, Liz Taylor, Mao Tse Tung and Queen Elizabeth.

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Andy Warhol had his first solo art show in Jan 19th of 1962

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Andy Warhol had his first solo art show in Jan 19th of 1962

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Corita Kent got inspired by Andy Warhol's works and started to create her own work using screen-print based on social justice and Christianity.

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Corita Kent started to create her artwork in 1962

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Corita Kent started to create her artwork in 1962

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Kent's works then eventually evolved to advertising images, slogans, popular song lyrics, biblical verses and literature.

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Roy Lichtenstein created one of his famous artworks - Drowning Girl, in 1963

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Roy Lichtenstein created one of his famous artworks - Drowning Girl, in 1963

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Roy Lichtenstein quits making pop art in 1966

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Roy Lichtenstein quits making pop art in 1966

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Roy stopped working on his Pop art style and started doing sculptures and paintings.

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Pop Art timeline | Timetoast timelines

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'The term, originated in England by me, as a description of mass communications, especially, but not exclusively, visual ones'
Art critic Lawrence Alloway publishes the essay The Arts and the Mass Media which uses the phrase 'mass popular art'.

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'The term, originated in England by me, as a description of mass communications, especially, but not exclusively, visual ones' Art critic Lawrence Alloway publishes the essay The Arts and the Mass Media which uses the phrase 'mass popular art'.

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Keith Haring moved to New York in 1978 and started to draw in the city as his work such as his representation/illustrations on subways stations, public murals and walls. His art was also seen in art galleries, nightclubs and museums.

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Keith Haring's artworks presented in public 1982-1989

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Keith Haring's artworks presented in public 1982-1989

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Keith Haring created more than 50 artworks that are for public between 1982 to 1989 in a lot of cities around the world.

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Roy Lichtenstein's mural was released at the subway station September 5th 2003

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Roy Lichtenstein's mural was released at the subway station September 5th 2003

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Lichtenstein's huge artwork was created in 1994 and were finally released in September the 5th in 2003 at the Times Square Subway Station.

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In 2009 Patrick Caufield exhibited his paintings in a show

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In 2009 Patrick Caufield exhibited his paintings in a show

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Caufield exhibited his four paintings in 'New Generation' show; 'Landscape with Birds‘ (1963), ‘Still Life with Necklace‘ (1964) and ‘Portrait of Juan Gris‘ (1963).