POP ART

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Appealing? (1956) is one of the earliest works to be considered "pop art".
 Reminiscent of the hugely popular paintings by world famous artist
Andy Warhol, this superb mini poster sees everyone's favourite white
cat, Hello Kitty, in four superb pop art portratis. With an eye-catching
pink border, Hello Kitty is shown in a varitey of different, complimentary
colour combinations, creating a superb image for any fan of the
 Ice cream Dessert by the painter Andy Warhol; who is best known for
his extremely simple, larger-than-life, high-contrast colour paintings and
silk-screen prints of packaged consumer products, and everyday
objects.
 Brilliantly vibrant Sun, rising or setting its Andy Warhol at his artistic
best, these silk screen prints of Warhol 's stood out in the sixties like
beacons with their looseness and unfettered artistic rigidity, which to
Warhol the Abstract Expressionists had brought into art; he wanted Art
for Art sake
 A visually stimulating and colourful poster designed to develop your
baby or toddlers understanding of colours. The poster is packed full of
recognisable animals, food and everyday objects and will make
learning fun and rewarding. The colours are bright, the content
relevant, and would look nice in a nursery or child's bedroom.
 A bright and energetic poster showing 98 different smiley faces. Some
of the images shown are of a Football smiley, a Chef smiley, a water
droplet smiley and an Angel smiley. There are several designs and each
one is unique.
Janie Coath's work is mostly used for children’s books, book covers, and
greetings cards. Her clients have included Vogue, Brilliant Books,
Random House, Paperlink and Greenpeace. Her work shows a bold and
colourful style, which she achieves by using acrylic and oil pastels. She
claims her biggest influence to be Henri Matisse’s vivid palette and the
kaleidoscope of sights and sounds.
Andy Warhol’s Nine Pop Art images of South American Revolutionary
Che Guevara in a popular multi-coloured pattern.
Another Andy work of the Beatles
Pop Art 2010 Square Calendar: The works of Keith Haring are bright, colourful
and happy, with their expressive lines and fresh radiance portraying a vivid
message of unity.
This bright wall calendar shows a variety of Haring's art, with each month
displaying an exciting image that is customary of his style and thus sure to
brighten up any wall.
Haring was not only an artist but also a social activist; with his works first
becoming popular on the subways in New York
Whaam ! is the explosive half, of the bold, dynamic, cartoon-strip effect, print of a
shot down jet; in the definitive style of acclaimed American painter and 60's Pop
Artist Roy Lichtenstein
Girl with a Ribbon : Roy Lichtenstein was born on 27th October 1923, and later died
on 29th September 1997; he was a very popular and prominent American pop artist.
Most of his work was influenced from popular advertising and comic books, which he
himself described as being "as artificial as possible".
Roy Lichtenstein used the splash page of a romance story in DC Comics' Secret
Hearts #83 (November 1962), lettered by Ira Schnapp, as the basis for the image.
On display at the Museum of Modern Art, New York
A fantastic Pop Art Print of a glorious sunrise by the acclaimed American artist
Roy Lichtenstein.
19 Coloured dots by Paul Carruthers, who is well known for his Pop Art dot art.
Born in Brazil in 1963, Britto has produced original works for numerous celebrities,
including Michael Jordan, Arnold Schwartzenegger and Whitney Houston; His
distinctive neo-Pop style, skilfully balances colourful patterns and bold, black
outlines, revealing a highly sophisticated command of space, colour and overall
visual experience. He often combines the artistic techniques of Pop Art with the
intricate compositional qualities of Cubism.
From American urban artist, Steez, yet another striking image reminiscent of the
coolest contemporary art but still retaining a street edge. A swarm of golden
butterflies descend towards the viewer against an abstract black and white
background to make this a truly arresting poster
A pop art style from Tasmin Phoenix -portrait of Siddhartha, who became Buddha
after he went on a quest for spiritual meaning; he was the historical founder of
Buddhism.
The Last Supper - Schultz's Peanuts character, the loveable ever popular Snoopy,
sits down to dinner. Californian artist Tom Everhart is the only fine artist authorized
to artistically render Charles M Schultz's Peanuts characters. Everhart's
fascination with Schultz's style, and his own interpretation of it impressed Schultz
and the two became close friends and collaborators
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