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THBAndy Warhol "James Dean" 1985 Silkscreen
Lot 847
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Andy Warhol, an American artist and leading figure in the Pop Art movement, had a fascination with celebrity culture and iconic figures. James Dean, an American actor, became a symbol of youthful rebellion and an enduring cultural icon after his untimely death in 1955. Warhol's interest in popular culture and celebrity led him to create several artworks featuring James Dean. Here are some notable works by Andy Warhol featuring James Dean: 1. "Double Elvis": While not specifically featuring James Dean, Warhol's "Double Elvis" (1963) is an iconic silkscreen painting that draws inspiration from the cult of celebrity and the allure of Hollywood. The work features two overlapping images of Elvis Presley, another iconic figure of the time. The repetitive and vibrant nature of the piece reflects Warhol's interest in mass production and the commodification of celebrity. 2. "James Dean" (1982): This series of screen prints by Warhol features multiple images of James Dean taken from various sources, such as movie stills and publicity photos. These prints capture Dean's enigmatic and brooding persona, emphasizing his status as a cultural icon. Warhol's repetition of Dean's image reflects his fascination with the repeated and reproduced imagery of celebrity culture. 3. "Giant Size $1.57 Soap": Warhol created a series of paintings titled "Giant Size $1.57 Soap" (1963) that features the packaging design for a fictitious soap brand. One of the boxes prominently features a portrait of James Dean, reflecting Warhol's interest in using recognizable imagery to explore themes of consumerism and popular culture. Warhol's fascination with James Dean and other celebrities was part of his larger exploration of the relationship between fame, consumerism, and art. By depicting these iconic figures, Warhol challenged traditional notions of art and elevated popular culture into the realm of fine art. His works continue to be celebrated for their commentary on celebrity culture and their enduring influence on contemporary art.
Measures 38 x 38.
From the Ads Portfolio.
Stamping on verso.
Printers blindstamp.Good condition. No rips, tears, creases.Condition
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