... time. They each had an amazing simplistic approach. The difference between the two was perhaps Lichtenstein's more detailed approach. While Andy Warhol loved the silk screen and the repeatedly printed picture, Lichtenstein preferred to majestically blow up single pictures. He grossly enlarged comic strip panels from the time, including detail ... desires. Kerouac, for instance, did not really know how to deal with celebrity, he simply wanted to be and do. When he wrote On the Road he simply wanted to chronicle the adventures that he had traveling. He did not exactly want to shock anyone,...

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... space flight, these two decades after World War II were crowded with advancements. Some of the most dramatic changes came in the field of art. What was once a single, slow road of popular culture advancement branched off into thousands of smaller, faster changing roads. Some of these "roads-, which can be seen as changing styles, or movements, in art, whipped ... painted the American flag and map as well as words, numbers and letters. Rauchenberg's pieces contained reproductions of familiar people, places and objects, and created "combine-paintings- from paint, silk-screens, prints, thre...

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