Assouline | Pop Art Style

The Assouline Pop Art Deco Style book is a truly mesmerizing visual feast! During the 1950s, a young illustrator from Pittsburgh, Andy Warhol, was living a comfortable life in NYC. However, his ambitions went far beyond that, ultimately leading him to paint iconic Coca-Cola bottles and fill a gallery with Campbell’s Soup can paintings. Warhol wasn't the first to seize upon the art form, but soon he became synonymous with the new, youthful, rebellious, and vibrant style. It wasn’t long before Pop became part of fashion, furniture and product design, eventually becoming a part of pop culture. The style never faded away, with each generation of artists and designers invigorating and transforming it. Assouline introduces the most iconic art movements and design styles, and celebrates the historical impact and continuing influence of Pop Art Style. Explore this vibrant and extraordinary book!

• Material: Linen Cover
  
• Dimensions: Width: 9.75", Length: 13", Thickness: 1.4"
  
• Weight: 5.1 lbs
  
• 272 pages
  
• Over 180 illustrations