Roy Lichtenstein was a pioneer of the Pop Art Movement best known for his oversized comic book-style images. "Roy's style was known around the world. He took things that everyone thought they knew and made something original out of them."" - Kirk Varnedoe, Curator at New York ... thereafter uniformly successful. From this point on Lichtensteins signature style of bold black outlines and the use of Photo engravers Ben day dots was born. His inspiration came from comic book images, romance tabloids, advertisements and commercial artwork. These things were key in the creation of his signature s...

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... where many girls kept there own horses. She won many horse competitions and kept the great riding name for her family. Jacqueline was educated at the best of private schools. Her mother ,Janet noticed how smart she was at a young age. At six she had started reading and writing poems and stories ... After finishing college Jacqueline took a job in Washington as an "inquiring photographer" for a local newspaper. Being in Washington she soon met Senator Kennedy. Their romance progressed slowly and privately, but their wedding at Newport in 1953 attracted nationwide publicity. Four years aft...

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• Grade Level: High School

... the 50's Shirley's amount of publishing's were at it's highest. She has written and published six articles: one children's non-fiction book; four novels: and two book length family chronicles. In 1953 Mr. Hyman decided to go back to teaching at the Bennington College. (Hall 31) At this time ... children off to school. I find it relaxing." (Breit 15) Shirley liked eighteenth century novels by Richardson and Fanny Burney. And believed that the best female writers were Katherine Ann Porter and Elizabeth Bowen. Shirley also liked witchcraft. Hyman wrote about his wife and her unusual hobby: "...

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... where many girls kept there own horses. She won many horse competitions and kept the great riding name for her family. Jacqueline was educated at the best of private schools. Her mother ,Janet noticed how smart she was at a young age. At six she had started reading and writing poems and stories ... After finishing college Jacqueline took a job in Washington as an "inquiring photographer" for a local newspaper. Being in Washington she soon met Senator Kennedy. Their romance progressed slowly and privately, but their wedding at Newport in 1953 attracted nationwide publicity. Four years aft...

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• Grade Level: High School