Charles Bell's Circus Act and Malcolm Morley's On Deck are from this movement, as well as a work showing peanuts lining the front edge of a window flashing a neon sign for nuts and candies.
A painting from an offshoot of this movement shows a clockwork dog rolling a beach ball behind a cat in red boots and a green vest. In another work from this movement, a cruise ship's towers rise in the background as vacationers converse around a red table. Charles Bell's Circus Act and Malcolm Morley's On Deck are from this movement, as well as a work showing peanuts lining the front edge of a window flashing a neon sign for nuts and candies. Like in his Candy Store, an artist from this movement focused on shop signs and reflections from chrome (*) telephone booths, while another artist repeatedly painted Heinz ketchup bottles next to pepper and salt shakers along with other diner items like coffee and napkin dispensers. Small squares filled with concentric rings of color are arranged diagonally in many large portrait mosaics by a paralyzed artist in this movement. For 10 points, name this movement including Ralph Goings, Richard Estes, and Chuck Close, who all painted from photographs.
A painting from an offshoot of this movement shows a clockwork dog rolling a beach ball behind a cat in red boots and a green vest.
photorealism [accept hyperrealism until "cruise ship" is read]