Little Red Riding Hood in Pop Art Style

The story of Little Red Riding Hood in the new book is a fairy tale illustrated through the lens of the pop art style and its famous ideologues – Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein. Pop art emerged in England in the 20th century as entertainment and a denial of abstract expressionism. The main idea of the movement became the demonstration of the material world, images of consumer products. Artists depicted popular singers, cookie packaging, cans of soda, and advertising signs for goods in their paintings. The world-renowned works of Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein served as inspiration for the illustrator who created his drawings for the tale of “Little Red Riding Hood.” The new series of books from the publishing house can be read or viewed, one can compare illustrations with images of the original works of great masters, look for repeating details, discuss differences in compositions and plots, color palettes, and the features of the era. To do this, it is enough to pick up the book and immerse oneself in its fairy-tale artistic world.