Pop Art

When did the Pop art movement begin?

• 1860s

• 1880s

• 1890s

• 1950s

What is the main characteristic of Pop Art?

• Scenes from everyday life

• There is no recognizable subject

• The artist tries to capture a moment in time

• The paintings are made with small dots of color

• It uses images and icons from popular culture

Which of the following would be a subject for Pop Art?

• Soup cans

• Rock stars

• Comic books

• Movie stars

• All the answers are correct.

What artist took his inspiration from comic books and painted 'Drowning Girl'?

• Andy Warhol

• Roy Lichtenstein

• Jasper Johns

• Wayne Thiebaud

Which of the following was an English artist who played an important part in the development of Pop Art?

• Andy Warhol

• Roy Lichtenstein

• Jasper Johns

• Wayne Thiebaud

• David Hockney

What artist is known for painting American flags including the painting 'Three Flags'?

• Andy Warhol

• Roy Lichtenstein

• Jasper Johns

• Wayne Thiebaud

• David Hockney

Who became famous for painting Campbell's Soup cans and also painted 'Eight Elvises'?

• Andy Warhol

• Roy Lichtenstein

• Jasper Johns

• Wayne Thiebaud

• David Hockney

What artist painted items like pies, cakes, lipstick, and toys including a painting of gumball machines called 'Three Machines'?

• Andy Warhol

• Roy Lichtenstein

• Jasper Johns

• Wayne Thiebaud

• David Hockney

This New York artist is famous for his cartoon like outlined pictures of people doing different things. His art was inspired by graffiti.

• Keith Haring

• Roy Lichtenstein

• Jasper Johns

• Wayne Thiebaud

• David Hockney

What city emerged as a center for the Pop Art movement in the 1960s?

• Paris

• London

• Moscow

• New York