Softcover | 16.76 x 2.16 x 20.96 cm | 80 ppTate Publishing | 2019 | 9781849763189From the popular Tate Introduction series that offers a concise introduction and pictorial overview of the greatest modern artists and artistic movements. Warhol's work reflected and commented on contemporary themes in American society: consumerism; celebrity; mass production; disaster and death. To capture these ideas he used a wide range of iconic images: Coca Cola; Marilyn Monroe; Elvis Presley; the electric chair; the crashed car; the race riot; and the atomic bomb. His openness to subject matter was matched by a willingness to explore all media, resulting in his innovative approach to painting, photography, drawing and printmaking, and his influential activity as an experimental filmmaker.View more books about Warhol
An indispensable introduction to one of the most influential artists of the twentieth century. Part of the pioneering Tate Introductions series. Andy Warhol's work reflected and commented on contemporary themes in American society: consumerism; celebrity; mass production; disaster and death. To capture these ideas he used a wide range of iconic images: Coca Cola; Marilyn Monroe; Elvis Presley; the electric chair; the crashed car; the race riot; and the atomic bomb. His openness to subject matter was matched by a willingness to explore all media, resulting in his innovative approach to painting, photography, drawing and printmaking, and his influential activity as an experimental filmmaker. This book, now beautifully reissued, offers an unmissable portrait of the work and life of Andy Warhol. Stephanie Straine is curator of exhibitions and projects at Modern Art Oxford and has previously worked at Tate Liverpool and the Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh. She publishes widely on modern and contemporary art.
Unofficial Fallout Bottle Cap Earrings Nuka Cola, Vault Boy, Atom Bomb Baby, Quantum Theme 18 options available. Bottle caps used to making earrings. Great for any video game fan of the fallout series. I currently have 18 options available. See the pictures for details. Love fallout? Check out my other items. If you just love earrings I make other types also out of recycled items.
Softcover | 16.76 x 2.16 x 20.96 cm | 80 ppTate Publishing | 2019 | 9781849763189From the popular Tate Introduction series that offers a concise introduction and pictorial overview of the greatest modern artists and artistic movements. Warhol's work reflected and commented on contemporary themes in American society: consumerism; celebrity; mass production; disaster and death. To capture these ideas he used a wide range of iconic images: Coca Cola; Marilyn Monroe; Elvis Presley; the electric chair; the crashed car; the race riot; and the atomic bomb. His openness to subject matter was matched by a willingness to explore all media, resulting in his innovative approach to painting, photography, drawing and printmaking, and his influential activity as an experimental filmmaker.View more books about Warhol
Softcover | 16.76 x 2.16 x 20.96 cm | 80 ppTate Publishing | 2019 | 9781849763189From the popular Tate Introduction series that offers a concise introduction and pictorial overview of the greatest modern artists and artistic movements. Warhol's work reflected and commented on contemporary themes in American society: consumerism; celebrity; mass production; disaster and death. To capture these ideas he used a wide range of iconic images: Coca Cola; Marilyn Monroe; Elvis Presley; the electric chair; the crashed car; the race riot; and the atomic bomb. His openness to subject matter was matched by a willingness to explore all media, resulting in his innovative approach to painting, photography, drawing and printmaking, and his influential activity as an experimental filmmaker.View more books about Warhol
Softcover | 16.76 x 2.16 x 20.96 cm | 80 ppTate Publishing | 2019 | 9781849763189From the popular Tate Introduction series that offers a concise introduction and pictorial overview of the greatest modern artists and artistic movements. Warhol's work reflected and commented on contemporary themes in American society: consumerism; celebrity; mass production; disaster and death. To capture these ideas he used a wide range of iconic images: Coca Cola; Marilyn Monroe; Elvis Presley; the electric chair; the crashed car; the race riot; and the atomic bomb. His openness to subject matter was matched by a willingness to explore all media, resulting in his innovative approach to painting, photography, drawing and printmaking, and his influential activity as an experimental filmmaker.View more books about Warhol
Unofficial Fallout Bottle Cap Earrings Nuka Cola, Vault Boy, Atom Bomb Baby, Quantum Theme 18 options available. Bottle caps used to making earrings. Great for any video game fan of the fallout series. I currently have 18 options available. See the pictures for details. Love fallout? Check out my other items. If you just love earrings I make other types also out of recycled items.
Softcover | 16.76 x 2.16 x 20.96 cm | 80 ppTate Publishing | 2019 | 9781849763189From the popular Tate Introduction series that offers a concise introduction and pictorial overview of the greatest modern artists and artistic movements. Warhol's work reflected and commented on contemporary themes in American society: consumerism; celebrity; mass production; disaster and death. To capture these ideas he used a wide range of iconic images: Coca Cola; Marilyn Monroe; Elvis Presley; the electric chair; the crashed car; the race riot; and the atomic bomb. His openness to subject matter was matched by a willingness to explore all media, resulting in his innovative approach to painting, photography, drawing and printmaking, and his influential activity as an experimental filmmaker.View more books about Warhol
Softcover | 16.76 x 2.16 x 20.96 cm | 80 ppTate Publishing | 2019 | 9781849763189From the popular Tate Introduction series that offers a concise introduction and pictorial overview of the greatest modern artists and artistic movements. Warhol's work reflected and commented on contemporary themes in American society: consumerism; celebrity; mass production; disaster and death. To capture these ideas he used a wide range of iconic images: Coca Cola; Marilyn Monroe; Elvis Presley; the electric chair; the crashed car; the race riot; and the atomic bomb. His openness to subject matter was matched by a willingness to explore all media, resulting in his innovative approach to painting, photography, drawing and printmaking, and his influential activity as an experimental filmmaker.View more books about Warhol
Softcover | 16.76 x 2.16 x 20.96 cm | 80 ppTate Publishing | 2019 | 9781849763189From the popular Tate Introduction series that offers a concise introduction and pictorial overview of the greatest modern artists and artistic movements. Warhol's work reflected and commented on contemporary themes in American society: consumerism; celebrity; mass production; disaster and death. To capture these ideas he used a wide range of iconic images: Coca Cola; Marilyn Monroe; Elvis Presley; the electric chair; the crashed car; the race riot; and the atomic bomb. His openness to subject matter was matched by a willingness to explore all media, resulting in his innovative approach to painting, photography, drawing and printmaking, and his influential activity as an experimental filmmaker.View more books about Warhol
▲ History: Andy Warhol, Vesuvius, 1985 Acrylic on canvas, cm. 230 x 300 Naples, Museo di Capodimonte. Vesuvius is symbolic of nature?s destructive and creative force. The volcano?s forms, while harmonious and sensual, also evoke images of catastrophes and tragedy which have been depicted in numerous ways over the course of centuries and have become famous the world over. In his work, Warhol selected subjects which were either attractive and captivating, or, agonizing and frightening: the image of Vesuvius is characterised by all of these elements. ?An eruption is a overwhelming image, an extraordinary event and also makes for a fantastic piece of sculpture? (Warhol, 1985). As for other of his works, Warhol created various versions of Vesuvius in different colours and dimensions. This series of works was shown in a large exhibit dedicated to his works in 1985 at the Naples Capodimonte Museum. The images selected by Warhol for his works were the symbols and myths of his time: film and music stars, mug shots on wanted notices, Coca Cola bottles and Campbell?s Soup tins, car accidents, the electric chair, the atomic bomb, racial conflicts, Mao Tse tung - capitalism?s formidable enemy. Warhol depicted these subjects through the use of effective language, immediate, familiar to people of all social and cultural extractions: the visual language of publicity and mass media, the language of consumerism. ?You can be watching TV and see Coca Cola, and you know that the President drinks Coke, Liz Taylor drinks Coke and just think, you can drink Coke, too. A Coke is a Coke and no amount of money can get you a better Coke than the one the bum on the corner is drinking. All Cokes are the same...? (Warhol, 1975). ▲ Handcrafted product made in Italy ▲ NOTE- Included in the shipment is the comfortable cardboard box plus book with all the stories of the museum replicas of the subjects of our shirts ▲ GARMENT CARE: Turn over and wash in water at 40 °. Tumble dry at low temperature. Do not iron directly on the design ▲Material: 100% cotton Fit: Normal Sleeve length: Short sleeve ▲Measures in centimeters MEASUREMENT HEIGHT WIDTH S 67,50cm 48,00cm M 70,00cm 51,00cm L 72,50cm 48,00cm XL 75,00cm 57,00cm
