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line Boty

By Amanda McQuade

My Colouring Book, 1963, oil

Biography
Was born in London, UK in 1938
Was the only woman painter in the
british pop art movement and a
founder of the movement
Earned a diploma in lithography
(1956), and stained glass (1958)
Became an actress
Died of cancer at 28 years old in

Pauline Boty, 1963, photograph by Jerry Conrad

Style
Pastoral colors
Explored in paint with lines and shape
Patterns were normally loud and bright
Texture created with brushstrokes
Colorful, vivid backgrounds that often had
red flowers, which symbolized femininity
5-4-3-2-1, 1963, oil

Interpretation
Portrayed female sexuality and themes of
sexism
Themes of pop culture, such as the Beatles,
Superman, and the Rolling Stones
Rebellious, controversial and free-spirited
Recycled press photographs of celebrities
throughout her art
Portrayed events such as John F. Kennedys
assassination, the Cuban Revolution, The
Vietnam War and the Birmingham Race
Riots

Buffalo,1962, watercolor collage

Rocky Mountains
and Tired Indians,
Hockney,1965

Related Artists
David Hockney- english painter, printmaker,
photographer, pop art artist
Derek Boshier- english painter, collage

Untitled, Broshier,
1964

work, sculptor, pop art artist


Peter Blake- designer for the Beatles Sgt.
Peppers album cover, pop art artist
Peter Phillips- Multimedia artist,
On the Balcony, Blake, 1957

architecture, sculptures, pop art artist

INsuperSET, Phillips,1963

Citations
https://www.wikiart.org/en/pauline-boty/5-4-3-2-1-1963
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pauline_Boty
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/art/art-features/10115648/Pauline-Boty-The-UKsforgotten-pop-artist.html
https://www.theguardian.com/books/2016/oct/22/ali-smith-the-prime-of-pauline-bot
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