The Autobiography and Sex Life of Andy Warhol
A new exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum and a reissued classic book give fresh context to the artist, his Factory, and their orgiastic creations.
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Liz, 1963
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Andy Warhol at the Factory on East 47th Street, New York City (1966)
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Do It Yourself (Seascape), 1962
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Before and After, 1960
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210 Coca-Cola Bottles, 1962
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Royal Typewriter, c. 1961
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Ivan Karp at the Harris Gallery, New York City (1970)
Shunk-Kender / ©Roy Lichtenstein Foundation
Andy Warhol, Edie Sedgwick, Chuck Wein and Gerard Malanga in Paris, France (1965)
Shunk-Kender / ©Roy Lichtenstein Foundation
Self-Portrait, Three Quarter Profile, 1967
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The Chelsea Girls (1966)
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Silver Clouds, 1966
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Andy Warhol taking a Polaroid picture of Brigid Polk, New York City (1969)
Shunk-Kender / ©Roy Lichtenstein Foundation
Banana, 1966
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Ultra Violet, New York City (1969)
Shunk-Kender / ©Roy Lichtenstein Foundation
Untitled, (Butterflies), c. 1955
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Elvis at Ferus (1963)
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