Troy Buckner, a private art dealer, operates his own art business in Southampton in New York, NY, where he has sold works by such iconic artists as Andy Warhol. Moreover, Troy Buckner is a fixture of the Southampton, NY, art scene; he participates in such local cultural events as The Mid Summer Gala at the Parrish Art Museum.

1. MODERN ART MOVEMENTS - POP ART
Troy Buckner, Southampton NY

2. INTRODUCTION
 Troy Buckner, a private art dealer, operates his own art
business in Southampton in New York, NY, where he has
sold works by such iconic artists as Andy Warhol.
Moreover, Troy Buckner is a fixture of the Southampton,
NY, art scene; he participates in such local cultural events
as The Mid Summer Gala at the Parrish Art Museum.
Pop art is an American and British movement that began
in the post-World War II period. The movement
emphasized the representation of things consumers
encountered in their every day lives. Pop artists’ subjects
were often objects like soup cans and famous celebrities.
Their representations also tended toward simplicity,
relying on pure primary colors.

3. POP ART
 Andy Warhol, perhaps the most famous pop artist,
produced some of the most iconic work of the
movement. He painted Campbell’s Soup Cans, a
series of 32 pieces each representing a normal,
everyday Campbell’s soup can as consumers would
encounter it in advertisements and at the
supermarket.
Warhol would go on to create other iconic images
using a silk-screening process that made it easy for
them to be mass-produced. For example, he relied on
silk-screening when making his iconic, primary-color
portraits of Marilyn Monroe.