| A | B |
|---|
| Roy Lichtenstein | used dots and comic images |
| Surrealism | the style of art which deals with dreams and memories |
| Photorealism | a very detailed and real looking style of the 20th Century |
| Andy Warhol | portrayed repeated celebrity images and packaged products |
| Britain and the United States | the countries in which Pop Art was created |
| abstract | art which portrays a subject in a new, non-realistic way |
| non-objective | art which has no recognizable subject |
| Jackson Pollock | became best known for his non-objective action paintings |
| Cubism | the fractured looking style for which Picasso is known best |
