"In the future everyone will be famous for fifteen minutes," said Andy Warhol, who skyrocketed to fame as the artist who painted the Campbell's soup can. Warhol's paintings of everyday objects and his portraits of famous people helped define Pop Art. From sickly child to controversial artist, outlandish movie maker to celebrity publisher, Warhol's personality and eccentric style made him an icon of an era. In a fascinating story rich with quirky anecdotes and quotes, Carin T. Ford takes a candid look at the Pop Art movement ...
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"In the future everyone will be famous for fifteen minutes," said Andy Warhol, who skyrocketed to fame as the artist who painted the Campbell's soup can. Warhol's paintings of everyday objects and his portraits of famous people helped define Pop Art. From sickly child to controversial artist, outlandish movie maker to celebrity publisher, Warhol's personality and eccentric style made him an icon of an era. In a fascinating story rich with quirky anecdotes and quotes, Carin T. Ford takes a candid look at the Pop Art movement and the many sides of the American legend known as the Prince of Pop.
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