Pop Art Review

Who created Just What Is It That Makes Today’s Homes So Different, So Appealing? 1956?

Pop Art took place in the 1950’s and 1960’s in New York, NY and what other European country?

____ includes "mass media" as being another "canvas" for his creative expression.

Who was best known for his paintings and lithographs of flags, maps and numbers?

____ was known for his work of objects produced in stainless steel with mirror finish surfaces.

Andy Warhol’s iconic series of _____ Soup Cans used mass-produced, recognizable imagery.

Was the greatest sculptor of the Pop Art movement, creating many large-scale public works.

What fruit appears on the cover of the Velvet Underground's album?

Roy Lichtenstein developed an instantly recognizable style of Pop Art inspired by _____.

The artist who personifies Pop Art more than any other is ____?

_____’s work often consists of bold, simple, iconic images, like EAT, HUG, and LOVE.

Andy Warhol was appointed ___________ of the Velvet Underground?

Roy Lichtenstin used this form of dot painting called the ____ dot technique,

Who said, “Everybody will be famous for 15 minutes”, and still widely used today (paraphrased)?

His famous "Combines" are part sculpture, part painting, and part installation. ________

In 1967 _______ began a series of brightly colored paintings based on the protractor.

Who was the best-known British artist of his generation at the time of Pop Art?

Keith Haring’s first public attention was with ______ drawings in the subways of New York.

Pop Art reflected everyday life and common objects. Themes and techniques were drawn from ___.

What famous Hollywood icon did Warhol depict many times, with one sold for over $80 million?

Warhol appropriated images from magazines, newspapers, and press photos. Appropriated means: __

Who’s work was considered one of the first works of Pop Art, for the movement’s evolution?