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National Portrait Gallery Pop Art Portraits

This major international exhibition is the first to explore the role and significance of portraiture within Pop Art, one of the most important and popular artistic movements of the twentieth century. Presenting a visual dialogue between American and British Pop, the exhibition focuses on key portraits by leading artists such as Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Peter Blake and Richard Hamilton.

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Part One

Hear curator Paul Moorhouse and presenter Joan Bakewell discussing Pop Art Portraits, the first major international exhibition to explore the role and significance of Pop Art portraiture, while presenting a visual dialogue between American and British Pop. You will also hear the voices of critic Richard Cork, actress Anna Bentinck and artist Andy Warhol.

4mins

15 Nov 2007

Rank #1

Part Two

Jim Dine and Derek Boshier talk about their lives and the inspiration behind their work.

2mins

15 Nov 2007

Rank #2

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Part Three

Art critic Richard Cork talks about the young David Hockney and Allen Jones, Peter Blake & Gerald Laing discuss the movement as a whole.

4mins

15 Nov 2007

Rank #3

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