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David Hockney
David Hockney
    David Hockney (b 1937)
    has always been closely
    associated with Pop Art
    and California, where he
    has lived for much of his
    life. This study of his
    work redefines him as an
    important painter of the
    English countryside,
    addressing the artists
    place in the landscape
    tradition, his video
    works and their
    relationship to English
    landscape film-making.
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Pop Life
Pop Life
    Examines how certain
    artists, from Salvador
    Dali to Damien Hirst,
    have wholeheartedly
    embraced both the cult of
    celebrity and the
    commercial cut and thrust
    of the art market. This
    book examines those who
    have engaged directly
    with trading their own
    wares. It accompanies a
    major exhibition at Tate
    Modern.
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Pop Art is
Pop Art Is
    On January 26, 1957,
    Richard Hamilton wrote a
    letter outlining his
    definition of what 'Pop
    Art Is'. This volume
    celebrates the fiftieth
    anniversary of Hamilton's
    prophetic document,
    presenting the works of
    more than forty artists
    from his own generation
    of Pop artists (among
    them Hamilton himself,
    Robert Rauschenberg, and
    Andy Warhol).
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Andy Warhol
Andy Warhol
    Offers a tour of Andy
    Warhol's personal,
    artistic, and
    philosophical
    transformations. This
    book traces the evolution
    of the pop artist,
    including his early
    reception, relationships
    with artists such as
    Jasper Johns and Robert
    Rauschenberg, and the
    Factory phenomenon.
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Andy Warhol
Andy Warhol
    Delivers a tour of Andy
    Warhol's personal,
    artistic, and
    philosophical
    transformations. This
    title traces the
    evolution of the pop
    artist, including his
    early reception,
    relationships with
    artists such as Jasper
    Johns and Robert
    Rauschenberg, and the
    Factory phenomenon.
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Andy Warhol
Andy Warhol
    Looks at the world Warhol
    inhabited as a young man
    - a post-war America on
    the brink of mass
    commercialism and mass
    production - to examine
    his iconic paintings and
    prints. This book
    demonstrates how Warhol's
    fascination with pop
    culture meshed perfectly
    with a cultural mood, at
    once reflective and
    rebellious.
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Andy Warhol Treasures
Andy Warhol Treasures
    One of the world's
    best-known artists, Andy
    Warhol (1928-1987) exerts
    influence on contemporary
    art and culture. This
    book reveals Warhol's
    rags-to-riches life from
    his early years in
    Depression-era Pittsburgh
    to his success as an
    illustrator in New York
    City in the 1950s and his
    transformation into a
    notorious Pop Artist.
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Vija Celmins
Vija Celmins
    American artist Vija
    Celmins (b. 1938) is
    widely admired and
    respected for her sublime
    images of night skies and
    ocean waves. This title
    looks closely at Celmins'
    early work, which is
    engaged with 'The Pop Art
    scene of 1960s Los
    Angeles'. It illustrates
    Celmins' work from the
    mid-1960s.
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Pop
Pop
    From the late 1950s to
    the late 1960s, the word
    Pop summed up everything
    in music, art, film,
    photography and
    architectural design that
    flowed from the seductive
    appeal of mass culture.
    Unlike books which
    present Pop art in
    isolation, this is a
    comprehensive survey of
    Pop in all of its forms
    across America, Britain
    and Europe.
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Pop Art
Pop Art
    Pop Art was one of the
    most revolutionary art
    movements of the 20th
    century. This book
    examines the formation
    and growth of the
    movement with selected
    examples from the style's
    most important exponents,
    such as Andy Warhol,
    Roy Lichtenstein and
    Robert Rauschenberg.
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Pop
Pop
    From the late 1950s to
    the late 1960s the word
    'Pop' described any
    example of art, film,
    photography and
    architectural design that
    engaged with the new
    realities of mass
    production and the mass
    media. This book surveys
    Pop across the various
    artforms and gives
    coverage of Pop's
    American, British and
    European manifestations.
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Pop Art
Pop Art
    Pop Art remains one of
    the most accessible and
    popular movements in
    modern art. This work
    celebrates the
    masterpieces and leading
    artists of the pop art
    era. Packed with
    reproductions of the best
    known works, it includes
    Andy Warhol, David
    Hockney, Roy
    Lichtenstein, Jasper
    Johns and some of the
    most celebrated artists
    of this influential
    movement.
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Peter Blake
Peter Blake
    Since his emergence in
    the early 1960s as a key
    member of the Pop Art
    movement, Peter Blake
    (b.1932) has been one of
    the best-known artists of
    his generation. Peter
    Blake: one man show
    considers the artist's
    remarkable diversity,
    assessing his work across
    all media, from the
    1950s to the present.
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Seductive Subversion
Seductive Subversion
    Pop Art by women dealt
    less with direct
    consumerist critiques,
    instead subversively
    combating the
    stereotypical perceptions
    of women via advertising
    and film cliches. This
    title offers a catalogue
    of the first exhibition
    to expand Pop Art's
    narrow critical
    definition to reflect the
    significant role of women
    artists.
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Homeland
Homeland
    Cv/VAR 104 reviews 'A
    Bigger Picture' by David
    Hockney, exhibited at
    The Royal Academy 21st
    January to 9th April
    2012. The project of
    creating monumental
    landscape paintings was
    based on a small area
    near the artist's home at
    Bridlington in East
    Yorkshire. The project
    developed with
    time-framed films, i-pad
    works, drawings,
    sketchbooks, oils
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The First Pop Age
The First Pop Age
    Provides an
    interpretation of Pop art
    by examining five artists
    who capture the
    conditions of painting
    and subjectivity in the
    Pop age. This book
    explores the work of the
    Americans Andy Warhol,
    Roy Lichtenstein, and Ed
    Ruscha, the Englishman
    Richard Hamilton, and
    the German Gerhard
    Richter.
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Seed Queen
Seed Queen
    Brings to light the story
    of Lillian Colton, the
    crop artist
    extraordinaire - how she
    developed her matchless
    aesthetic by merging
    rural traditions from her
    childhood on a farm with
    a love of Hollywood
    movies, training as a
    hairstylist, and skills
    in drawing and painting -
    and the larger story of
    crop art as it has
    evolved over time.
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Coverscaping
Coverscaping
    Focuses on the semiotics,
    poetics and rhetoric of
    album covers. Working
    from the assumption that
    record sleeves may be
    found to represent a
    visual genre in its own
    right, this work
    features essays that
    engage in various ways
    with the analysis of what
    one might call the
    pictorial component of
    recorded music.
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America
America
    Andy Warhol carried a
    camera with him
    everywhere he went and,
    taken from ten years of
    extraordinary shots, his
    America aspires to the
    strange beauty and
    staggering contradictions
    of the country itself. An
    America without Warhol is
    almost as inconceivable
    as Warhol without
    America. This title
    offers a tribute to this
    great artist.
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Peter Blake
Peter Blake
    Best known of the British
    pop artists, Peter Blake
    came to fame in the late
    1950s and early 1960s
    with iconic works like
    "On the Balcony" and
    "First Real Target". His
    famous works for album
    covers such as the Band
    Aid single "Do They Know
    Its Christmas", brought
    him to a wider audience.
    This title features the
    design work of Blake.
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Plastic Culture
Plastic Culture
    The Plastic Culture
    exhibition was held from
    28 March to 30 May 2009.
    The exhibition looked at
    the visual and cultural
    impact of the Pop Art
    movement upon subsequent
    generations of artists in
    Japan, the UK and the
    USA. This illustrated
    catalogue accompanies the
    exhibition.
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Peter Blake
Peter Blake's ABC
    Pop artist Peter Blake
    has an eye for the quirky
    and the overlooked. As
    well as being known as a
    painter, Blake is
    renowned for his works on
    paper and as a leading
    exponent of collage. This
    work displays the strong
    graphic sensibility and
    the love of popular
    culture for which the
    artist has long been
    renowned.
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