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Who is considered the founder of pop art?
Who is considered the founder of pop art?
- Andy Warhol
- Roy Lichtenstein
- Richard Hamilton (correct)
- Paolozzi
Which artist used benday dots in their work?
Which artist used benday dots in their work?
- Paolozzi
- Richard Hamilton
- Roy Lichtenstein (correct)
- Andy Warhol
What was the main focus of pop art?
What was the main focus of pop art?
- Depicting famous celebrities
- Celebrating the ordinary (correct)
- Exploring traditional art techniques
- Promoting mass production
Which decade saw a rise in convenience foods and mass production?
Which decade saw a rise in convenience foods and mass production?
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Which artist created diptychs in their artwork?
Which artist created diptychs in their artwork?
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Which decade saw a rise in demand for convenience foods and mass production?
Which decade saw a rise in demand for convenience foods and mass production?
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Who is credited with founding pop art?
Who is credited with founding pop art?
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Which artist used collages in their work?
Which artist used collages in their work?
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What did Andy Warhol's diptychs reference?
What did Andy Warhol's diptychs reference?
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Which artist started using benday dots in their artwork?
Which artist started using benday dots in their artwork?
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Study Notes
Founders and Characteristics of Pop Art
- Andy Warhol is considered the founder of pop art.
- Roy Lichtenstein used benday dots in his work.
Techniques and Focus of Pop Art
- The main focus of pop art was on mass production and consumer culture.
- Pop art often used collages in their work.
- Diptychs were a common technique used in pop art, often referencing consumer culture and mass production.
Historical Context of Pop Art
- The 1950s saw a rise in convenience foods and mass production, influencing the development of pop art.
- The 1950s also saw a rise in demand for convenience foods and mass production, further shaping the pop art movement.
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