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Title: POP ART : COMIC STRIPS


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POP ART COMIC STRIPS
Pop Art Unit Part II
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ROY LICHTENSTEIN POP ARTIST
Roy Lichtenstein, BLAM
Roy Lichtenstein, Girl with a Hair Ribbon
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Roy Lichtenstein, CRAK!
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Roy Lichtenstein, Hopeless
Roy Lichtenstein, The Kiss
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POP ARTISTROY LICHTENSTEIN1923-1997
  • Considered pop art industrial painting
  • Influenced by media and popular advertising
  • Mixed text and image
  • Art known for having an unmistakably American
    quality
  • Printmaker, painter

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ROY LICHTENSTEIN
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From a 1964 article in LIFE Magazine
  • A critic of the New York Times, hedging only a
    bit, pronounced Roy Lichtenstein "one of the
    worst artists in America."
  • Others insist that he is no artist at all, that
    his paintings of blown-up comic strips, cheap ads
    and reproductions are tedious copies of the
    banal.
  • But an equally emphatic group of critics, museum
    officials and collectors find Lichtenstein's pop
    art "fascinating"," forceful", "starkly
    beautiful".
  • Provocative though they are, Lichtenstein's
    paintings have done more than stir up
    controversy. They have done something significant
    to art.

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From a 1966 Interview by BBC Third Programme with
David Sylvester
  • David Sylvester What do you think of as the main
    sources of your language?
  • Roy Lichtenstein Well, I think in some ways,
    really, Cubism, but of course cartooning itself
    and commercial art are obviously an influence.
    But I think the aesthetic influence on me is
    probably more Cubism than anything. I think even
    the cartoons themselves are influenced by Cubism,
    because the hard-edged character which is brought
    about by the printing creates a kind of cubist
    look which perhaps wasn't intended.

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CUBISM vs. POP ART
?Pablo Picasso, Still Life with Mandolin
?Roy Lichtenstein, Cubist Still Life with Playing
Cards
?Roy Lichtenstein, Self Portrait
?Pablo Picasso, Self Portrait
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Pop Art ProjectThings to Consider
  • Notice use of bold primary and secondary colors
  • Consider use of text
  • Take into account emotion and drama in your photos

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Photo Assignment
  • For this project you will need to
  • Take four photos that are appropriate for this
    assignment. This means
  • Photos capturing emotion
  • You may want to have people pose for your photos
  • Close-up photos with a simple background
  • Have these photos ready to use in class by
    Monday, March 9th
  • Photos will be worth a grade (100 points)

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These are bad photos for this assignment
Cool pic -but not for this project, out of focus
Blurry pic - too scattered, no focus point, bad
lighting
? Fun Pic too detailed for this project. A
close-up version of this pic would be better
Beautiful sky not right for this project
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These would be better photos to use
Shows emotion, could add text to make this photo
more interesting
Intriguing, serious, part of a story
Shows emotion, visually interesting, simple
background
Romantic, pondering, focused figure
Action, intensity, close-up
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References
  • Beardsworth, John (through OReilly). Photoshop
    Fine Art Effects Cookbook. The Pop Art comic
    strip pp. 162-163. The Ilex Press Limited, 2006.
  • CodeIdol. The Pop Art comic strip.
    http//codeidol.com/graphics/ photoshop- effects/
    PAINTERS-amp-PRINTMAKERS/The-Pop-Art- comic-strip/
    . Accessed 5 March 2009.
  • Roy Lichtenstein Foundation. http//www.lichtenste
    in foundation.org/. Accessed 3 March 3009.
  • Artcyclopedia. Roy Lichtenstein.
    http//www.artcyclopedia.com/ artists/lichtenstei
    n_roy.html. Accessed 5 March 2009.
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