Peter Blake is recognised as one of the founders of British Pop Art. Today the artist continues to make work that spans media including collage, sculpture and printmaking, as well as commercial art in the form of graphics and, notably, album covers. He has created an artistic style that undoubtedly parallels that of Joseph Cornell.

In this podcast we find out why Cornell’s work has made such an impact on Blake’s own approach to art and what motivated him to create a series of direct homages to work by the late American artist.

Joseph Cornell: Wanderlust is in the Sackler Wing of Burlington House until 27 September.