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Peter Phillips, Who Was at the British Pop Art Frontier, Dies at 86

Peter Phillips, a pioneering British Pop Art artist, has passed away at the age of 86. Phillips was part of the British Pop Art movement, alongside influential artists like David Hockney. His paintings were characterized by their depiction of car parts and sex symbols, which often appeared on album covers. Despite being considered the "tough guy" in the scene, Phillips' art made a significant impact. His work was known for its bold, gritty style, which stood in contrast to the more whimsical and playful approach of some of his contemporaries. Phillips' paintings have been widely recognized for their influence on the development of Pop Art and their enduring cultural significance. The news of his passing serves as a tribute to the lasting impact of British Pop Art and the artists who helped shape this influential artistic movement.

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