[DOC] [TLE] Pop art - Wikipedia [PAR] Pop art is an art movement that emerged in the mid-1950s in Britain and the late 
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aimed to blur ... Britain in the early 1950s was still emerging from the austerity of 
the post-war years, and its citizens were ambivalent about American popular 
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in America evolved in a slightly differently way to its British counterpart. ... was the 
first American art movement to achieve global acclaim but, by the mid-1950's, .... 
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new generation of artists emerged in Britain and America in the mid- to late-
1950s. ... making art directly fromeveryday items, consumer goods, and mass 
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Dada and its broader based successor Surrealism (and their ascendancy over ... 
but a few), many of whom were incorporating articles of mass culture in their 
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was a new style of art which began in England in the 1950s ... Pop Art, the 
popular movement influenced by mass media, advertising, comics, and 
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their own mass-produced, but highly abstract and unique Superflat art movement. [DOC] [TLE] Art movements | New York - Affordable Art Fair [PAR] The intention of abstraction is to strengthen the power of the image. ... 
Conceptual art, as its names implies, is primarily concerned with conveying ... 
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Question: This movement began in 1950s Britain, but it's based on American mass media & advertising images
Answer: Pop Art