Jhon Doe (1923-1997) was an American Pop Art artist living in New York. Western and American works of paintings from the Cubism and Abstract Expressionism movements are exhibited. He later focused on popular culture and mass media, becoming one of the pioneers of American Pop art.

In his youth, Johon Doe first worked with the painter Angelina Picasso. Lichtenstein received a master's degree from Ohio State University in 1949.

Pop art is an art movement that began in the early twentieth century. When it started in England, it was based on American consumerism. A radical shift in what was considered art mixed high and low arts. The pop art movement is a work of fine art blended with popular culture. Everyday consumer goods, advertisements, television, newspapers, magazines and comic books were playfully incorporated into Pop art.

With the emergence of the pop movement, the continuity of art history changed. They produced handpicked selections that would become Jhon Doe's trademark.