Campbell's Soup Cans was created by which artist?

• A. Andy Warhol
• B. Roy Lichtenstein
• C. Jasper Johns
• D. Claude Monet

Answer: (A)

In Pop Art, everyday product imagery is elevated to art to reflect how mass production shapes culture. Campbell's Soup Cans, created by Andy Warhol in 1962, features a series of canvases each showing a Campbell's Soup label, rendered with silkscreen in a flat, reproducible style. This method—repeating a familiar consumer object across multiple works—embodies Warhol’s exploration of commodification and the visibility of mass-produced goods in art. The other artists listed are associated with different directions: Roy Lichtenstein with comic-book imagery, Jasper Johns with symbolic signs, and Claude Monet with Impressionist painting. So, Warhol is the artist behind Campbell's Soup Cans.