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Andy Warhol was bed-ridden most of the time as a child since he suffered from Chorea a 'movement disorder' ,so he drew,listened to the radio and collected pictures of movie stars around his bed.
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When was Andy Warhol Museum of Modern Art created?
Andy Warhol Museum of Modern Art was created in 1991.
What was Andy warhol's primary work of art?
Andy Warhol's primary work of art was POP ART
Andy Warhol was involved in which art movement?
andy warhol is a pop artist
What styles of art did Andy Warhol use?
All his artworks come under the heading of Pop Art.
For a history day project what's a catchy title for Andy Warhol?
Andy Warhol, The Prince Of Pop Art
When was Andy Warhol Museum of Modern Art created?
Andy Warhol Museum of Modern Art was created in 1991.
What was Andy warhol's primary work of art?
Andy Warhol's primary work of art was POP ART
What was the movement Andy Warhol invented?
He was a Pop artist, but he did not invent Pop Art. this is not true Andy warhol invented pop art.
Andy Warhol was involved in which art movement?
andy warhol is a pop artist
Which museums currently have art by Andy Warhol?
The following museums currently have art by Andy Warhol: Metropolitan Museum, Whitney Museum of American Art, Hong Kong Museum of Art, Andy Warhol Museum of Modern Art, Museum Of Modern Art (MOMA) to name a few.
What did Andy Warhol begin to develop?
Andy Warhol can be said to be one of the founders of the Movement Pop Art.
What methods did Andy Warhol use?
Andy Warhol was a pop-art artist. His favorite method was silkscreen.
What styles of art did Andy Warhol use?
All his artworks come under the heading of Pop Art.
Did Andy Warhol do art work in school?
In art school.
What did Andy Warhol learn to do when he was young?
Art.
What education did Andy Warhol have?
art education.
What was Andy Warhol's style?
Pop Art.
