What type of work did Andy warhol produce?

Answer 1

His works were varied and covered everything from print, to silkscreening and filmaking. He is most famous for his "Pop Art" paintings, but he was also a successful commercial illustrator. Throughout his works (and even his public interactions) he was noted for a deadpan Keatonesque quality, often exacerbated by a refusal to explain his works or his inspirations.

Answer 2

I believe it's called Pop Art, here is an excerpt and the site: Andy Warhol shocked people with his paintings of Campbell's soup cans, coupled with such provocative statements as: "The reason I'm painting this way is because I want to be a machine." By taking his imagery from advertising and the mass media, Warhol attacked the separation of art from mass culture. Unlike the corrugated cardboard originals represented in "Brillo", these sculptures are made of wood. By making the cartons non-functional and uprooting them from their ordinary context, Warhol forces us to look at them freshly. They comment on the way that commercial packaging transforms a mundane, household product into a glamorous, desirable commodity. Warhol also focuses our attention on the significance of these objects as representatives of the impersonal, commercialized consumer society in which we live. * http://gallery.ca/cybermuse/search/artwork_e.jsp?mkey=7249

Answer 3

He eventually began to move from illustrations to fine art. Pop art was a movement that was emerging in the mid 1950s from Britain and in the late 1950s from the United States. Warhol experimented with this new style as well, turning commercial popular subjects into his painting's subject matter. He began with images from Cartoons and advertisements creating his paintings with paint drips.

By 1963 he was using the process of silk-screening to reproduce his work. He hired assistants to produce silk-screens in different versions and variations of the original, frequently using garish colors.

Answer 4

Click link below! On that site you can see lot of his works by clicking each title.

He also made films and videos, some sculptures and design.

Answer 5

Paintings (oil, acrylic, silkscreen), sculpture, video, film, fashion design.

Answer 6

He was a Pop Artist who loved cats

Answer 7

Pop Art.

Answer 8

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