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Andy Warhol is one of only 7 artists whose works have sold for $100 million (McMillan 2010, p.4). His painting Eight Elvises achieved this price. Jackson Pollack, Picasso, van Gogh, Renoir, Klimt and de Kooning have also had works sold at this price (McMiIllan 2010, p.4). In the bibliography, this reference would appear as: McMillan, J Andy Warhol: art icon, Thompson, New York.

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Van Gogh was more interested in Post-Impressionists who, like himself, were “more concerned with investing the objects in their paintings with significance and symbolism” (Why sunflowers? 2012). In the bibliography, this reference would appear as: Why sunflowers? 2012, viewed 7 February 2012,

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Hampshire (2011, p. 10) states that the Papunya Aboriginal art movement of 1971 was originally all male, but women gained prominence as the art movement grew during the 1980s. In the bibliography, this would appear as: Hampshire, D The Papunya art movement, Universe Press, Darwin.

Surrealism is regarded as a revolutionary movement that spread worldwide from the 1920s. Larsen (2011, p.3) notes that it affected the visual arts, film, literature, music, political thought, philosophy and social theory. In the bibliography, this reference would appear as: Larsen, K. 2011, “A history of surrealism”, Art history, vol.5, no. 3.

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Sample bibliography Hampshire, D The Papunya art movement, Universe Press, Darwin. Larsen, K. 2011, “A history of surrealism”, Art history, vol.5, no. 3. McMillan, J Andy Warhol: art icon, Thompson, New York. Why sunflowers? 2012, viewed 7 February 2012,