[…] Warhol’s Alexander the Great series. In 1982, art dealer Alexander Iolas commissioned Warhol to create a series of prints for his “Search for Alexander” collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Alexander the Great 292 is highly unique to Warhol’s body of work; it was the first
Portfolio of ten screenprints on Lenox Museum Board, 38 x 38″ (96.5 x 96.5 cm).
[…] Bull and “The Duke” who took centre spot on this wall (below). The portrait of Teddy Roosevelt, tho, looked disturbingly like Robin Williams in Night at the Museum but I soon realized just how important an artist Warhol was, considering major movie stars still fashion their on-screen
[…] challenge their audiences with the dual questions: what is art and what is good art? For example, Duchamp took a shovel and placed it in a French museum as a piece of art. Duchamp called these everyday objects ready-made art. Andy Warhol famously appropriated the Brillo box
Edition of 150, 1 PP, signed and numbered in felt pen lower left. 30 on 4-ply Lenox Museum Board, number in Roman numerals, signed and numbered in felt pen.
[…] David Bowie was into his work. But the rhyme or reason behind his work? I couldn’t tell ya. That started to change when I was at the Museum of Modern Art in NYC earlier this year. Two of his iconic pieces gave me an inside to him:
[…] unique series dedicated to one of history’s most legendary figures. Commissioned in 1982 by art dealer Alexander Iolas for the “Search for Alexander” collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, this piece stands out in Warhol’s repertoire as his singular venture into classical sculpture. The work’s fusion
[…] magnificence. FAME: Andy Warhol in AlUla showcases 70 Warhols that reflect society’s appetite for glamor, an appetite that the man himself never could satiate. The Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania co-hosts this exhibition, renting out works from their vast collection consisting of iconic portraits, screen tests
Edition of 150, 1 PP, signed and numbered in felt pen. 30 on 4-ply Lenox Museum Board, number in Roman numerals, signed and numbered in felt pen.
Andy Warhol has landed in Toronto. Presented by the Revolver Gallery, Andy Warhol Revisited: A Mirror For Today brings a museum quality exhibition to 77 Bloor Street West in Toronto. Opening today (July 1) until the end of the year (December 31,2015), the Los-Angeles based Revolver Gallery will feature
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