Like no art movement before it, Pop changed how we view art—and the world around us. Going back to Pop's 1960s heyday, Alice Goldfarb Marquis's lively illustrated account includes flamboyant Roy Lichtenstein and shy but shrewd Andy Warhol, plus Robert Rauschenberg, Jasper Johns, and Robert Indiana. Also included are the no-less colorful dealers, collectors, and fans who made Pop a commercial success and a bellwether for social, cultural, economic, and political changes.