Drawn on a piece of paper, the spokesman said it was "full of the pop art motifs we have now come to recognise, including Warhol's signature bright red lips, made using lipstick, and a typically pop art blocked background, coloured with green and orange felt-tip pen".
Continuing the family tradition, it's something that squeezes together art and pop.
The Berlin albums are perfectly poised between art and pop, containing both avant-garde enigmas like "Warszawa" and glorious, gripping songs like the title track of "Heroes, " which sounded not at all out of place, 35 years later, as Team GB's Olympic anthem.
Growing up in the town of Busto Arsizio, about 40 minutes' drive northwest of Milan, he first discovered modern art at 13, when he happened on a book, Pop Art, by critic Lucy Lippard and discovered the work of artists like Andy Warhol and James Rosenquist.
This year Lisa Phillips of the Whitney and Louise Neri, the American editor of Parkett, an influential thrice yearly art mag published in Zurich, set out to show the continuing vitality of pop art.
Eli Broad today is an astute buyer of contemporary art and is in love with Roy Lichtenstein's iconic pop-art pieces.
The London-born artist, who died in 2011, was often described as the founder of Pop Art.
The Whitechapel Gallery is credited with helping to launch David Hockney and the Pop Art movement.
Andy Warhol, the guru of pop art, admired Rockwell's unexalted and commercial view of his craft.
Conversely, the taxis cab Sculls auctioned off the most comprehensive collection of pop art, anywhere, in 1974.
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It includes photography, Pop Art and film from Warhol and others, including Richard Avedon and Henri Cartier-Bresson.
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Pop art is currently in vogue with a number of retrospectives drawing in a new generation of fans.
It was a collage by Hamilton that first prompted the use of the term "pop art" in Britain.
Abstract Expressionism and Pop art obviously did better over the past 50 years.
Mr Hulten was among the first to bring American pop art to Europe.
The huge canvasses, each containing a multitude of colorful jigsaw puzzle pieces, exist somewhere in the realm of pop art.
At Christie's the following evening, the same patterns prevailed, pop art dominating the sale, but there was a twist there-in.
Koons is best known for his larger-than-life sculptures of balloon animals and other objects that he transforms into pop art.
The first rooms are a reminder of what a slap in the face Pop Art was, once upon a time.
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Bowie turned pop art into post modernism, where superficiality and altered images were designed to question the certainty of past generations.
One such project is the Ultralounge exhibition space on the London store's lower ground floor, which marries innovative art with a pop sensibility.
From this Pop Art plate, the meal became infinitely more sophisticated.
Maezawa keeps up a we-are-family culture with a novel office design sporting huge pop art portraits of rockers such as Kurt Cobain and Radiohead's Thom Yorke.
The exhibitions have included modern movements such as Arte Povera and Pop Art and have featured many living artists such as Damien Hirst, Olafur Eliasson and Takashi Murakami.
Presidential campaign spots are not always folded into the story of Pop Art, but this show makes a good case that they should be, at least on the periphery.
Warhol was a leading exponent of the pop art movement that flourished in the 1960s, with images of Marilyn Monroe, Elizabeth Taylor and Campbell's soup cans among his most famous works.
In Paris the rudiments of what became pop art were there for the taking: the Dadaists had rejected tradition, Picasso had experimented with collage, the Surrealists pushed imagination to its limits.
Throughout the house, Ms. Emerson brought in brightly colored, interesting rugs, chandeliers and furniture, like a bookshelf with different colored framed boxes and a granny chair upholstered in fabric painted in a pop art style.
At first with such works as "Essex" (1960), a 9-foot-wide wall piece in which Chamberlain uses his almost-trademark found color of crumpled auto-body parts he was suspected of operating within the boundaries of Pop Art, of having more in common with Andy Warhol's silk-screened car crashes than with Willem de Kooning's Abstract Expressionist paintings.
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