We're Not Living In A School-of-paris World,

Pop Art Is Industrial Painting. I Think The Meaning Of My Work Is That It Is Industrial, It's What All The World Will Soon Become. Europe Will Be The Same Way, Soon, It Won't Be American; It Will Be Universal.

I Kind Of Do The Drawing With The Painting In Mind, But It's Very Hard To Guess At A Size Or A Color And All The Colors Around It And What It Will Really Look Like.

Pop Art Looks Out Into The World. It Doesnt Look Like A Painting Of Something, It Looks Like The Thing Itself.

We're Not Living In A School-of-paris World, You Know, And The Things We Really See In America Are Like This. It's Mcdonald's, It's Not Le Corbusier.

Painting Stems From A Sense Of Organisation, The Sensed Positions Of Contrasts. Not That It Is About This.