Andy Warhol’s innovative artwork captured a generation of creatives and tastemakers through the lens of a camera and the stroke of a paintbrush.
From the Marilyn Monroe pop art to the Campbell’s soup can, all of Warhol’s most famous work began with a photo.
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Andy documented pieces of history that would have been lost if it wasn’t for his keen eye for artistic value and his quick ability to snap a photo.
Now, thanks to Andy Warhol’s captured moments, some of the world’s most famous stars are getting the chance to re-live their prime as the subject of an exhibition at New York’s Danziger Gallery.
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Andy Warhol’s silkscreens of Marilyn Monroe and Elizabeth Taylor are some of the most famous silkscreen artworks of all times. Now being reproduced on canvas, mugs, and even shower curtains, all of Warhol’s work started off from a single Polaroid.
From John Lennon and Yoko Ono to Diana Ross, check out some of your favorite style icons as seen through the eyes of Andy Warhol in the gallery above.
