Considered a major figure of the pop art movement, Jasper Johns is particularly known for his paintings depicting everyday objects such as targets, numbers or American flags. From the early 1950s, his innovative style caught the attention of the New York art scene. His works challenged the traditional notion of painting by playing with perspectives and materials. In 1958, his famous work "Flag" marked a decisive turning point in his career. Over the decades, Jasper Johns explored new techniques such as lithography, sculpture and assemblage. His creations questioned the representation of symbols and popular icons. Today considered one of the greatest American artists of the 20th century, he influenced many artistic movements.