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    ever felt when looking at abstract art. The gallery was divided into six sections with each section depicting different ideas that he wanted to create. Some of his most famous prints were displayed like his sets of Marilyn Monroe and the Campbell soup cans. Andy Warhol started becoming interested in art until he was 8 years old. He had contracted a fatal and rare disease called Chorea, and his mother gave him art lessons to help him pass time. It became his favourite pastime. Throughout the…

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    Pennsylvania. When he was a child he had to deal with many challenges. For the first seventeen years of his life he had chronic hypochondria and when he was fourteen his father died. Andy Warhol created an abstract colored silk screen of Campbell Soup Cans. He persisted to innovate ways to overcome his challenges such as his hypochondria as a child. He illuminated the world by changing the way people thought about pop art. Warhol created a styles of art where abstract color is added to popular…

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    The printmaker, painter, cinema, and photographer Andrew Warhol was born August 6, 1928 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Also known as the “Pope of Pop.” Andy had his own signature style. People were attracted to Andy Warhol because he was so original in what he did as a artist, Warhol used hand drawings, painting, printmaking, photography, silk screening, various colors, sculpture, and music. Andy’s works reached out to the relationship between artistic expression, celebrity culture, and…

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    Pop art is a visual art movement that emerged in the 1950’s. Pop art came out in Britain and The United States culture. The origin of the name “Pop art” is unknown but it’s often credited to a British art critic named “Lawrence Alloway”. In Lawrence Alloway’s essay titled “The Arts and Mass Media”, even though he would not exactly use the words “Pop” and “Art”, he was one of the high level critics to approve Pop Art as a legitimate art form. Characterized by bold, simple and everyday imagery and…

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    Roy Fox Lichtenstein was born in New York City to a German-Jewish family. He grew up on the Upper West Side of Manhattan with his father Milton, a real-estate broker, his mother Beatrice, a homemaker, and his younger sister Renee. Roy Lichtenstein was one of the first American Pop artists to reach well-known notoriety, and he became a lightning rod for condemnation of the society. His early work alternated widely in style and topic matter, and displayed significant empathetic of modernist…

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    Dennis Stock was born July 4, 1928, in tThe Bronx, New York City, NY. Stock had a love for photography early on in life but decided to join the army instead of pursuing the art. He joined the U.S. Navy in 1947 through 1951. When he was discharged Stock decided to try and earn an apprenticeship with Gjon Mili. While working, Stock was mostly placed in Holloywood settings after joining Magnum in 1951. Stock began to make it in the industry after his apprenticeship with Life magazine's…

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    contemporary culture, society and intuition to visualize it. I think Andy Warhol was one of the artists that expresses his creative business management skills. He chose subjects and materials from generally well known things, such as coke bottles, soup and other everyday objects, and popular masterpieces of popular masters such as popular stars and mass media events, accidents, deaths and the Last Supper . It has broadened the range of art and artists by showing that it is possible not…

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    Campbell rethinks its soup recipe as consumer taste change The Campbell Soup Company is an American producer of canned soups that distributes its products in 120 countries around the world. The central issue that Campbell’s Soup has historically encountered is the ever-changing trends in food and consumer demand. Economic development and population growth are the driving factor when it comes to increases in overall food consumption, while a growing middle class is also demanding better quality…

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    INTRODUCTION The following analysis pertains to the Campbell Soup Company (Campbell), based in Camden, NJ utilizing the strategic management model. The purpose of the analysis is to examine the most recent activities of this publicly-traded company (NYSE: CPB), spanning the last 3 to 5-year period to determine the key strategic management issues facing the company, identify the company’s primary management level challenges and/or opportunities and to offer recommendations to address those…

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    Spicy Pickle Analysis

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    1.Sweet and Spicy Pickle Relish Link: http://www.seriouseats.com/2012/07/in-a-pickle-sweet-and-spicy-pickle-relish.html Image: sweet-and-sour.jpg Combining the delicious pickle we know and love with the essential no-hot-dog-would-taste-as-good-without-it relish, this sweet and spicy Marisa McClellan pickle relish is a hot favorite. To whip up a batch of your very own, simply combine 3 cups of green peppers, 2 cups of grated cucumbers, 1 cup of minced or grated onion in a stainless steel pot…

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