Gerald Laing was one of the most significant artists in the British Pop art movement, where he established the ‘newsprint’ painting style depicting newspaper images of pop culture icons on large canvases. He moved away from painting and for 30 years focused on sculpture but returned to his pop art roots in 2004. He made a series of anti-war paintings after seeing the publication of photographs of the human rights violations including physical abuse and sexual humiliation by members of the United States Army, at the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq.
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