The mid-20th century saw the rise of Pop Art, a movement that celebrated popular culture and consumerism while challenging traditional notions of fine art. One of the most iconic series from this movement features cans of Campbell's Soup, elevating an everyday object into a subject of artistic inquiry. This series played with themes of mass production, branding, and the relationship between art and commerce. The artist behind these works became a central figure of the Pop Art movement, using techniques like silkscreen printing to blur the lines between commercial art and high culture.