With this book presenting the work of different actors of the Pop Art movement, you will discover its characteristics and its history since its birth in Great Britain. Described as opposed to too "traditional" art, it reached its peak in the 1960s. With big names such as Warhol, the codes were broken and art was redefined until it lost its principle of uniqueness. Works are sometimes produced by the hundred, which clashes with classical ideas. It is also a reintroduction of the real and the popular into the pictorial field.

Largely inspired by mass culture and the growing reach of different media, Pop Art also affects music and fashion. It is a planetary movement that follows the development of new technologies.