P o p A r t

Pop Art is a movement that began in Germany in the 1950s, but had its most famous practitioners--at least in the U.S.-- in Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein. Both used ads and comics for inspiration; the latter is most famous for his work mimicking comic books beginning in 1961. Like Lichtenstein, I've enjoyed doing comic book send-ups. My Pop Art paintings have proved popular with collectors. Only a few of the paintings below remain unsold.

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	Gray Lady Type: Acrylic Diminsions: 50 x 40inches Frame Type: wrap-around
	Pop Art Type: Acrylic montage Diminsions: 24 x 36 inches Frame Type: wrap-around
	Pyramids Type: Acrylic Diminsions: 20 x 16 inches Frame Type: framed
	Gatewood Cobb Type: Acrylic Diminsions: 36 x 36 inches Frame Type: wrap-around
	Cultural Capital Type: Acrylic Diminsions: 48 x 36 inches Frame Type: wrap-around
	Girl in Mirror Type: Acrylic Diminsions: 36 x 48 inches Frame Type: wrap-around
	Rinso Type: Acrylic Diminsions: 60 x 40 inches Frame Type: wrap-around
	COM Type: Acrylic Diminsions: 48 x 60 inches Frame Type: wrap-around
	ACT Type: Acrylic Diminsions: 48 x 60 inches Frame Type: wrap-around
	City Beaches Type: Acrylic Diminsions: 24 x 36 inches Frame Type: wrap-around
	Dan Dare Type: Acrylic diptych (two paintings) Diminsions: 60 x 36 inches Frame Type: wrap-around
	Oh Hal! Type: Acrylic Diminsions: 48 x 48 inches Frame Type: wrap-around
	The Eye Type: Oil Diminsions: 20 x 24 inches Frame Type: unframed
	Terror! Type: Acrylic Diminsions: 60 x 36 inches Frame Type: wrap-around