Wednesday, 18 November 2009
Andy Warhol-Marilyn, 1967
Andy Warhol was drawn to Marilyn Monroe. From the first time he saw her he was mesmerized. The attraction he had to Monroe was not simply because of her beauty though, in fact, he felt he identified with her in a way few others could. His perception of her was bi-fold: an object of desire and a role model. Because of his deep appreciation for her, Warhol was able to illuminate the hidden and quite often dark side of her personality in his work. The famous Marilyn Monroe silkscreens by Andy Warhol quite accurately portray the legendary actresss beauty and sex appeal, but in a complex and unique way.
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