A captivating dive into the prolific and radical universe of this iconic artist
Taschen's book introducing Andy Warhol is a captivating dive into the prolific and radical world of this iconic artist. Meet the man who put soup cans in MoMA and movie stars in the Met, redefining the boundaries of art and popular culture. This book highlights Warhol's work and his incessant questioning of themes such as consumerism, materialism and the role of the artist in society.
Reflection on central themes in contemporary society
The title of Taschen's book is enriched by more than 100 images of Warhol's work, presented in high-quality reproductions that retain all the vibrancy of the original works. These images allow readers to explore the diversity of Warhol's artistic palette, from his famous celebrity portraits to his iconic series, such as Campbell's soup cans.
Emblematic figure of the pop art movement
At the heart of this work is an in-depth reflection on the life and legacy of Warhol, an artist whose influence extends far beyond the contemporary art world. His ability to capture the spirit of his time, to challenge artistic conventions and to question cultural values made him an emblematic figure of the pop art movement.
- author: Klaus Honnef
- languages: English
- 96 pages
| Description | Imperial | Metric |
|---|---|---|
| Width | 8.5" | 21cm |
| Height | 10" | 26cm |
| Weight | 1.3 lbs | 0.6 kg |
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