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Pop artists turned the popular mass culture of the 1950s into art by using images from popular culture for inspiration. The major sources of inspiration were films, comic books, celebrities, and mass-produced objects.
They did this by clear and direct representation of these symbols to make them more relatable to the public, rather than using them in an abstract manner. A good example of this is Andy Warhol’s repetitive representations of soup cans, cola bottles, and celebrities such as Marilyn Monroe.
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