Pop Art

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…of flat acrylic paints and profuse finely drawn lines--provide sensitive, often heightened, representations of their sitters. Hockney's notable designs for operatic productions, for both the Glyndebourne Opera in England and for New York City's Metropolitan Opera, have met with critical and popular favor. David Hockney photographs (1982) is an exploration of the medium and a partial record of his life. Composite Polaroid pictures, called joiners, such as Henry Moore (1982), are another example of Hockney's photographic work.7