Artist Details
| Artist Name |
Robert Weaver |
| Born |
1935 in Stilwell, Kansas |
| Died |
2018 in Nebraska |
Artist Biography
From the late 1950s through the 1970s, American Pop art emerged as a movement preoccupied with American consumerism and the depiction of everyday objects. Led by artists such as Andy Warhol, Roy Lichenstein, and Wayne Thiebaud, this movement was not defined by a single style and resulted in some of the most iconic still life images like Warhol's 1962 Campbell Soup Cans. Robert Weaver's Jalapeño Peppers borrows from Warhol by depicting a single jar of peppers, making the viewer reconsider the significance of this everyday object. Additionally, Weaver's use of bright, bold colors and thick brushstrokes draws from Wayne Thiebaud's playfully delicious paintings of pies, cakes, and gumball machines.
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