*** About American Pop Art: American Pop Art emerged in the mid-20th century as a reaction to then-dominant ideas of abstract expressionism, focusing more on mundane cultural objects and familiar imagery. This art form is characterized by vibrant colors, clear lines, and a blend of commercial and fine art techniques. Icons like Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein pushed the boundaries of what art could represent and how it could comment on the society's consumerist lifestyle and pop culture. Pop Art often involves using images perceived as popular, kitsch, or banal and placing them in a context that challenges traditional boundaries of what might be seen as 'high' art.

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