Taschen "Warhol" (9783836543897)

Taschen "Warhol" - product description "Warhol" from Taschen is an essential introduction to the work of Andy Warhol 1928–1987 , the undisputed king of Pop Art and one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. This book presents the radical work of an artist who, as a keen observer of contemporary society, turned Campbell's Soup cans, Coca-Cola bottles, and the faces of Hollywood's biggest stars into art. This publication analyzes how Warhol revolutionized the concept of authorship—striving to "become a machine" by utilizing mass production methods at his famed studio, The Factory. Within 96 pages, we discover a multifaceted work that blurred the boundaries between "high" and "low" art, raising questions about consumerism, materialism, and the role of media, which remain fundamental to modern experience to this day. Discover the story of an artist who redefined modern culture. Also, check out our other contemporary art albums. Author — Klaus Honnef Publisher - Taschen Hardcover , 96 pages Language - English A clear introduction to the rich and provocative work of Andy Warhol. Over 100 high-quality reproductions capturing the full energy and color of the originals Analysis of key themes: from the cult of celebrity to the critique of consumer society A description of the operation of the legendary studio The Factory and the methods of mass production of works of art. A look at the most iconic works: from soup cans to portraits of Marilyn Monroe Text prepared by Klaus Honnef, an expert in art theory and photography Elegant and handy format: 21 x 26 cm A perfect book for fans of Pop Art, design and the history of visual culture.