Pop art de Audrey Hepburn

Pop art de Audrey Hepburn

The art pop is interpreted commonly as a reaction to the ideal dominant ones at the time of the abstract Expressionism. Of any form, the art pop also is the continuation of certain aspects of the abstract expressionism, such as the belief in the possibilities of doing art, especially in works of big proportions. In the same way, the art pop was both an extension and a repudiation of the Dada. Whereas the art pop and the dadaísmo were exploring the same subjects, the art pop was replacing the destructive, satirical and anarchic impulses of the movement Given. Between the artists considered as predecessors of the movement pop Max Ernst and Jean Arp are Marcel Duchamp, Kurt Schwitters, Man Ray.

Audrey Kathleen Ruston, an actress and humanitarian Britisher. Recognized as icon of the mode and the cinema, Hepburn was active during the golden epoch of Hollywood. Is considered by the American Film Institute as the third major feminine legend of the American cinema, of there that should appear in pop art's picture, because it was a great icon of the cinema.