| − | '''Pop Art''' is a style of visual art. It featured the use of elements from [[pop culture|popular culture]] and employs techniques of commercial art and popular illustration. Famous examples included [[Andy Warhol]]'s [[painting]]s of cans of Campbell's Soup, [[Roy Liechtenstein]]'s paintings that resembled printed comic strips, magnified to reveal their [[Benday]] halftone tints as a striking pattern of dots, and [[Jasper Johns]]'s paintings of maps and flags. | + | '''Pop Art''' is a style of visual art. It featured the use of elements from [[pop culture|popular culture]] and employs techniques of commercial art and popular illustration. Famous examples included [[Andy Warhol]]'s [[painting]]s of cans of Campbell's Soup, [[Roy Liechtenstein]]'s paintings that resembled printed comic strips, magnified to reveal their Benday halftone tints as a striking pattern of dots, and [[Jasper Johns]]'s paintings of maps and flags. |