bPauline Boty b1938 -1966 was a founding member of the bBritish Pop Artb movement and one of its very few women. She attended London's Royal College of Art at a watershed moment when its students included bDavid Hockney, bbPeter Blake, R.B. Kitajb and bAllen Jonesb. bDying tragically young at the age of 28b, she is now seen as central to bBritish Pop Arbt and an icon of Sixties culture. p As well as her work as an artist, she appeared on the stage, TV and in film including alongside bMichael Caineb in Alfie and was a regular contributor on BBC radio. She was photographed by Dbavid Bailey band other society photographers and became a key player in 1960s London's golden age. pbOutspoken, provocative and charismaticb, she refused to accept the oppositions between sexual woman and serious artist, between celebration and critique, between high and low culture. Observer and participant, feminist and hedonist, subject and object, Boty's 'double vision' was decades ahead of its time, and prefi