Porcelain sculpture "Spring Elephant" by Romero Britto, Neo-Pop Art

Romero Britto: Always the sun in the heart with its multicolored cheerful pictures and sculptures, the Brazilian artist, born in 1963, fulfills the life of many of his collectors with joy and hope. Celebrities like Steffi Graf and André Agassi can count Romero Britto as well as his customers as actors and Kennedy clan or Barack Obama. No wonder, because the works of the pop art artist follow the pioneers of this style, Roy Lichtenstein and Andy Warhol. Pop art developed as a counterpoint to the abstract expressionism of the post-war period in the early 1960s and used the elements of everyday life and the simple formal language of the comic. The everyday life is raised to the work of art.