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Key figure in Pop art known for his oversized, soft sculptures of everyday objects.

British artist known for his collage works, which combined images from pop culture and advertising.

Created large-scale still lives that included consumer goods and brand names.

Infused his works with imagery from popular culture, combining painting and collage techniques.

His use of typography and commercial imagery in paintings and prints was influential in Pop art.

Used branding and advertising imagery from consumer culture, such as soup cans and celebrity portraits.

His work included elements of graffiti and subculture, often with an advertising and communicative purpose.

Incorporated the aesthetic of comic strips and advertisements into his work.

Considered by many as a father of Pop art, he created collages that depicted the American lifestyle promoted in advertisements.

Used juxtaposition of commercial imagery from billboards and advertisements in his collage-style paintings.

His depiction of everyday icons and targets questioned the traditional boundaries of art, reflecting popular and consumer imagery.