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Andy Warhol

Andy Warhol Note sheet

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Campbell's Soup Cans A series of 32 paintings first exhibited at the Ferus Gallery, each depicting a different flavor of soup.
The Factory Andy Warhol’s silver-foiled Manhattan studio where he mass-produced art and hosted "superstars."
Marilyn Diptych A 1962 silkscreen work featuring 50 images of Marilyn Monroe, half in color and half in black and white.
Silkscreen The industrial printing process Warhol used to create repeated images and portraits of celebrities.
Death and Disaster Series A collection of works depicting gruesome scenes like car crashes, suicides, and the "Big Electric Chair."
Screen Tests Short, silent film portraits of people visiting the Factory, shot on 16mm film and projected in slow motion.
Fifteen Minutes of Fame The famous phrase coined by Warhol regarding the fleeting nature of celebrity in the future.
Jean-Michel Basquiat The neo-expressionist artist who was Warhol's mentee and collaborator on the "punching bag" series.
Oxidation Paintings Works created by urinating on canvases covered in copper paint, causing a chemical greening effect.
Edie Sedgwick The socialite and "It Girl" who was one of Warhol's most famous "Superstars" and starred in many of his films.
The Velvet Underground The rock band managed by Warhol, for whom he designed a peelable banana album cover.
Brillo Boxes Sculptures made of wood painted to look like mass-produced soap pad cartons, challenging the definition of art.
Valerie Solanas The radical feminist and author of the SCUM Manifesto who attempted to assassinate Warhol in 1968.
Empire An eight-hour-long avant-garde film consisting of a single continuous shot of the Empire State Building.
Thirteen Most Wanted Men A controversial mural created for the 1964 World's Fair featuring police mugshots.
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