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Op Art or Optical Art Artwork in which the impression is given of movement, hidden images, flashing and vibration, pattern, or alternatively His artwork feature impossible constructions, explorations of infinity, architecture, and tessellations |
Maurits Cornelis Esher |
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Modernist painter Huge close-ups of flowers, skulls and New Mexican landscapes Some of the flowers were considered very sensual in nature |
Georgia O'Keeffe |
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Pop Art He was focused attention upon familiar images of popular culture such as billboards, comic stips, magzine advertsements, and supermarket products. He was most famous for his repetitive prints of popular culture icons |
Andy Warhol |
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Post modernist Spliced photographic images with text in an impassioned feminist art with confrontational messages. Based her works on billboards and advertisements |
Barbara Kruger |
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Abstract expressionism/ action paint died at 44 Energy paint |
Jackson Pollock |
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American Photographer Depression Congree |
Dorthea Lange |
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Regionalist Glorification His artworks are among the most spoofed in american history |
Grant wood |
