Andy Warhol’s Eva Mudocci (After Munch), 1984, is a rare and striking work from a small, unpublished series of unique screenprints that pay homage to Edvard Munch’s emotionally charged portraiture. Originally based on Munch’s 1903 lithograph of the same name—believed to depict the violinist and Munch’s muse Eva Mudocci—Warhol reinterprets the image through his signature pop lens. With flowing lines […]
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If you are looking to purchase an Andy Warhol Red Liz lithograph, we are pleased to offer a stunning edition print from this legendary series. As one of the most recognizable Andy Warhol portraits of Elizabeth Taylor, this piece is a must-have for serious collectors of Warhol pop art prints. For more information on the Andy Warhol Liz
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Andy WARHOL Chairman Mao Portfolio is shown on a wall and available from RRFA
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In 1984, Andy Warhol revisited the theme of reviving the artworks of Renaissance masters Sandro Botticelli, Lucas Cranach the Elder, Piero Della Francesca and Paolo Uccello. Warhol’s screen printed versions of the acclaimed masterworks utilized his iconic pop style by interspersing vibrant colors with classical themes while simultaneously muting details from the original artworks. In his series “Details of Renaissance Paintings” (1984) Warhol created
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Almost synonymous with Andy Warhol is the concept of celebrity; even more pointedly, the starlets and “it-girls” of the day who he immortalized in timeless works of art. Best recognized among Warhol’s starlets are the iconic representations he made of actress and model Marilyn Monroe. Warhol appropriated the photo photographer Gene Korman created in 1953 for the
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Historic Casa Loma is one of the largest castles in North America and the largest residence in Canada at more than 64,000 square feet. Built in 1913 by financier and technological innovator Sir Henry Mill Pellatt (1859-1939), the castle has become one of the towering symbols of Toronto’s illustrious past. In 2014, the castle was
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Any Andy Warhol enthusiast will be able to recognize the artist’s Holy Trinity of subjects: Marilyn, Jackie, and Liz. In tandem Warhol’s love for the celebrity and the superficial, was his love for women, the power of the feminine, and the mechanized process of routinized beauty. While Warhol started out just like the majority of star-struck
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In 1983 Andy Warhol was commissioned to do a series with an environmental and humanitarian intent. Preceding this endeavor was a wave of awareness caused by the enactment of the Endangered Species Act of 1973, which defined endangered species as a humanitarian issue, included a ban on trade involving such animals, and made efforts for
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