Roy Lichtenstein was the famed pioneer of this movement and used his art in a commercial way, expressing emotion and ideas in a very vividly appealing way that his audience could easily understand and relate to. Artists in the Pop Art movement felt that Abstract Expressionist art was alienating the audience and sought to use their art to communicate more effectively with the viewer. Pioneered by such artists as Salvador Dali, the surrealism movement followed in the footsteps of many leading psychologists of the day in discovering dreams and exploring what made reality real.ДЄn image done in the style of Andy Warhol, who arguably extended and innovated the Pop Art movement.Д«y MichaelPhilip (Own work), via Wikimedia Commons Pop ArtДЄ new brand of art called Pop Art emerged in the 1950s as a surprising break-away from previous movements. The anger after World War I gradually faded and was replaced by surrealism, a longer-lasting art movement that explored the human psyche. Dada was the final explosion of the Futurism movement and gave way to surrealism by 1924. Often the artists of the Dada era sought to mock more classical and conventional artists, as Marcel Duchamp did when he submitted an old urinal to an art museum as a piece of work. Some call it 'anti-art' and some claim it is not art at all, because the creators did not consider it as such. The art produced during the Dada movement was fascinating in the abstract principles and ideas it sought to portray. We are incapable of treating seriously any subject whatsoever, let alone this subject: ourselves. Like everything in life, Dada is useless, everything happens in a completely idiotic way. No more painters, no more writers, no more religions, no more royalists, no more anarchists, no more socialists, no more politics, no more airplanes, no more urinals. Dada is bitterness laughing at everything that has been accomplished, sanctified.

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