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Hamilton's collage has been cited as the first very first work of pop art. created by Richard Hamilton for the exhibition this is tomorrow at London's Whitechapel gallery in 1956. these years were the breeding grounds for pop art. so this work of art and this exhibition has been marked the official beginning of the movement, even though the artists worked on Pop Art themes earlier in their careers.

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in 1962 Warhol showed this painting at an exhibition, it was the debut of west coast pop art. Andy Warhol produced a wide variety of works but the Campbell's soup cans in 1962 is the most important one and the reason he thought these cans composed a daily dietary staple.

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Corita Kent in 1962 went to see Andy Warhol's exhibition of the soup can paintings. and that was a moment of transformation f Sister Corita Kent from a convent school teacher into the artist who became known as the Pop Art nun. Kent created her own style of art as a fully habited nun. Kent’s work is “as important as that of Warhol” to the Pop Art movement. Kent used advertising slogans and song lyrics, as well as biblical verses and quotes from literature, to create vibrant silkscreens with trenchant political messages about racism, poverty and injustice.

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Whaam! 1963 is a large, two-canvas painting by the American pop artist Roy Lichtenstein that takes its composition from a comic book strip.The left-hand canvas features an American fighter plane firing a missile into the right-hand canvas and hitting an approaching enemy plane; above the American plane, the words of the pilot appear in a yellow bubble: ‘I PRESSED THE FIRE CONTROL… AND AHEAD OF ME ROCKETS BLAZED THROUGH THE SKY…’. The outline of the resulting explosion emanates in yellow, red and white; the work’s onomatopoeic title, ‘WHAAM!’,

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Patrick caulfield was a british painter and print maker
, patrick attended the Royal College of Arts from 1960 to 1963, after which he had was a part of the important exhibition at Whitechapel gallery in 1964. Then he was associated with pop art and artists. Patrick Caulfield was interested in the work of the surrealist artists. They liked to put everyday objects together to make something playful and disturbing at the same time this is why some of his work look a little confusing and mysterious.

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Ed Ruscha was one of the leading Los Angeles Pop artists.he worked in various media, Ruscha used words and phrases as subject matter to stress the omnipresence of signage in Los Angeles. This painting was his first reference to popular culture.Ruscha’s work in Pop Art influenced the Conceptual art that emerged in the late 1960s, which focused on the idea behind the work instead of the particular image.

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 F-111 (South, West, North, East) (four works), 1974

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 F-111 (South, West, North, East) (four works), 1974

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James Rosenquist began as a billboard painter before joining the craze of Pop Art. His work usually created using unrelated images and joining them together,The sense of overwhelm was the artist’s unique way of expressing society’s numbness to its unhealthy obsession with material consumption. This is a picture of Rosenquist most famous work which received critical acclaim. was made in part as a type of protest against militarism in America.

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was an American artist whose pop art and graffiti-like work grew out of the New York City street culture of the 1980s.Haring found a highly effective medium that allowed him to communicate with the wider audience he desired, when he noticed the unused advertising panels covered with matte black paper in a subway station.he was also known for his activism, he used his art to promote awareness of AIDS, which he himself died from at the early age of 31.