17,5x24,5 cm
The most famous icons of the father of pop art represent a critical observation of contemporary society. Painters and alchemists alike have always strived to transform reality into its highest expression. Andy Warhol can thus rightfully be considered a modern alchemist – through his art, he is able to transform matter into a form that meets color and surface, ultimately merging with light and ultimate beauty.
This volume re-explores the creative universe of the father of pop art through 140 artworks – from his most famous icons, such as Jackie and John F. Kennedy or Marilyn Monroe, to critical observations of contemporary society through the serial reproduction of consumer products and the analysis of other aspects of everyday life, such as music or the sexual revolution.
