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Transcript: by Charlie White In 1940, Lichtenstein began taking painting classes, and later that year, he went to Ohio State University, where he studied drawing and design. He created sculptures as well as portraits and still life works influenced by artists such as Picasso and Georges Braque. Some more famous pieces of Pop art are Andy Warhol’s “Campbell’s Soup Cans”, “Shot Marilyns” and Roy Lichtenstein’s “Drowning girl”. But there are also some more unusual pieces of Pop Art such as Robert Rauschenberg’s “White Paintings” which are just canvases with white paint on them. Shot Marilyns Lichtenstein was often accused with copying his own pictures from other cartoons, however these statements were usually just casual remarks made by the public. THANK YOU FOR LISTENING Roy Lichtenstein was without doubt one of the most inspirational artists of the modern era, not just to other artists but to the public too, simply because of his unique style and his ability to create amazing storylines through his work. He was born and raised in Manhattan, New York and lived most of his life there. At one stage he lived in Cleveland but he returned to his hometown not long after. Lichtenstein was also one of the first artists to use the technique of Ben-Day dots. This is especially useful in prints because it could be created in an orderly way and it creates a sense of depth. This use of Ben-Day dots was one of the things that separated Lichtenstein from other Pop artists at the time. In the '60s POP ART PRESENTATION White Canvases There are many different themes used within pop art, but they are often very similar. In most of Andy Warhol’s pieces, the main subjects are everyday objects and people, usually celebrities of that time, and similarly in those of many Roy Lichtenstein pieces. Pop art is defined by “art based on modern popular culture and the mass media, especially as a critical or ironic comment on traditional fine art values” which in more simple terms is anything to do with modern objects, people or ideas. design by Dóri Sirály for Prezi HOWEVER... In 1943, Lichtenstein was called up to the army, and it wasn't until 1946 that he was finally discharged. He instantly returned to his love of art and was able to finish his "Bachelor's degree in fine art". Roy Lichtenstein What is POP ART??? Campbell's Soup Roy Lichtenstein was one of the most influential and famous Pop artists of the 20th Century. He was born on 27th October 1923, and died on 29th September 1997, at the age of 73. His Legacy As a child, Lichtenstein spent time listening to science fiction radio programs, visiting the American Museum of Natural History, building model airplanes, and drawing. As a teenager he took watercolor classes in order to continue with his love of art.

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Transcript: CREATIVITY TOPIC 1 pop Art BY: Tommy,Lani,Corbin and TJ Andy Warhol, 1960, pop art, silkscreen print what IS POP ART? SUBTOPIC 1 POP ART IS ART BASED ON MODERN POPULAR CULTURE Claes oldenburg 1988 spoonbridge and cherry sculpture PICTURES Pop art James rosenquist 1970 spaghetti james rosenquist 1988 bird of paradise approaches hot water planet, oil on canvas pop art themes TOPIC 2 pop art uses lot of bright colors and mass produced visual commodities. pop art focuses on making art that is visually pleasing or interesting It relies heavily on popular culture by using everyday items and interesting visuals. Burton Morris, 1965, pop tart,he used everyday objects history of pop art TOPIC 3 Pop art started in the 1950's and ended in the 1970 Pop art started in the united kingdom and the united states during the 1950's Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, James Rosenquist and Claes Oldenburg Roy Lichtenstein, 1961, Girl in room, used stencils What you don't have to have in POP ART TOPIC 4 It has very dull colors and it is not very dream like. Gary Grayson, 1991, pop art bottle cap, paint Andy Warhol, 1963, Mickey Mouse Pop Art, paint People identify their artwork as their past experiences with life. Pop art is widely interpreted in the world Major contribution to the world topic 5 Andy Warhol, 1964, bike Andy Warhol, paint Andy Warhol, 1962, Marilyn Monroe, paint Pop art is viewed favorably because pop has been the most recognizable styles of modern art, it reaches the most amount of people through recognizable scenes “Pop is everything art has not been for the last two decades. It basically a U-turn back to a representational visual communication, moving at a break- away speed… Pop is reenlistment in the world… it is the american dream, optimistic, generous and native.” - Jim Dine how pop art has been received topic 6 images images Claes Oldenburg 1961 Two Cheeseburgers and everything burlap soaked with plaster,sculpture Roy Lichtentsien 1963 drowning girl oil and synthetic on canvas Roy Lichtenstien 1964 crying girl porcelain enamel on steel Andy Warhol, 1961, Soup cans, paint images continued Images James Rosenquist 1961 president elect oil on masonite

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