You don’t need to be an art history buff to be familiar with the pop art movement! If you’ve ever seen Andy Warhol’s famed Campbell’s soup cans or Roy Liechtenstein’s dramatic comic-style portraits, you’re already in the loop.
Pop art burst onto the scene in the mid to late 1950s, picked up steam throughout the 1960s, and remains utterly iconic in the modern-day. This revolutionary trend went where no creator had dared to go before, playing around with colour combos and images that would make a renaissance painter blush.
