Andy Warhol

He was 58.

The age Andy Warhol died at was 58 on February 22, 1987. He died from gall bladder disorder. In 1978, he was shot by a woman who's script was turned down by Andy. She wanted revenge. He became very weak, so that might've been a little part of the reasoning of his death, too.

Andy Warhol often used simple, bold shapes in his artwork, characterized by flat, graphic forms that emphasized commercial and consumer culture. Common shapes included rectangles and squares, particularly in his iconic silkscreen prints, where he showcased products and celebrities. His use of repeated patterns and outlines contributed to the overall pop art aesthetic, reinforcing themes of mass production and visual repetition.

The important thing is not whether I or other people like his art. What is important is whether you do or don't. And you should ask yourself why.

His parents were from Slovakia, but Andy was born in Pittsburg, PA.

Sorry, i don't think you will ever get Andy's address as he is no longer living. You may still be able to find his work, as he was a famous artist and film-maker... but i highly doubt you'll be successful at locating him at a specific home address.

However if you were really keen, you could infact visit St Johns Baptist Byzantine Cemetery, which is just outside of Pittsburgh. Good-luck!

The public liked it because it was new and different but critics thought that it was terrible and boring. It was easy to understand because it was colourful and fun.

I own an Andy Warhol serigraph. He used this method because he basically painted to make money first and for his art second. This was a fastest method to supply the growing demand for his work. It was also very cost effective.

I have approx. 20 paintings of Marilyn Monroe in my collection, mostly oil paintings. I have one watercolor painting. The oil paintings cost between $35.00 to $99.00 each and are all high quality. They are all very good likenesses of Marilyn, and each painting in my collection presents a different Marilyn than the others. With paintings, the saying "beauty is in the eye of the beholder" is very much true!

You can find them on eBay if you search diligently for a painting that offers a good likeness of Marilyn and that pleases you. There are hundreds of really crappy, ugly paintings on eBay that look nothing at all like Marilyn Monroe. Hold out until you see one you really like, and then grab it before it's gone!

A few words of advice: It is better to search and find a painting you like and buy it already painted, than to commission a painting by an artist. If you see what you want and it's already painted, buy it fast! If you submit a photograph to a painter to paint a portrait for you, you may be very displeased with the results of the final painting.

His interest in pop art was showing and critiquing consumerism and advertising in art. (take Campbell's soup cans, for example) he was also interested in showing how the repetition of an image can both trivialize the subject or make it important (take the Marylin Monroe silk screens of her repeated face).

One of Andy's favourite things was his religion -- "Byzantine Catholicism". Also known as the Eastern Rite of the Catholic Church. Another of his favourite things was his hometown -- "Pittsburgh Pennsylvania U.S.A". Andy's funeral was held in Pittsburgh at the Thomas P. Kunsak funeral home, on the NorthSide. His funeral "Divine Liturgy" was held at Holy Ghost Byzantine Catholic Church, Superior Avenue, Pittsburgh. The Priest officiating was Archpriest Peter Tay.

So Andy Warhol's favourite things were:

1. Byzantine Catholicism.

2. Pittsburgh Pennsylvania

3. Creating works of Art.

To put a clear image of something in our minds and let us interpret it our own way

if you mean campbells soup cans, it was Andy worhol.

Mr Williams' family has indicated that the funeral will be private and as such, unannounced. However, there are plans to hold a memorial service, most likely in Branson Missouri. Fans of Mr Williams' have been asked to respect the family's wishes so they may celebrate their loved one in privacy and dignity. However, they respect the fact so many people wish to mourn and celebrate Mr Williams' memory - thus the planning for a memorial service.

Andy Warhol had a place in New York City that was called The Factory. They made a movie about this place which was also called Factory Girl, and it was about that place.

Andy Warhol is famous for his artwork.

Click link below tor read about the work that made him famous.

Andy Warhol was famous for many things but painting is the thing he is most famous for achieving. He hails from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania which has a museum dedicated to him in the downtown area.

The Campbell's Soup Can artwork was created by the great Andy Warhol in 1962!

Absolutely not, Andy and Marilyn never even met! And besides, Andy was gay, and afraid of sexual/intimate relationships with women.

Today, most silk screens are made of special polymer fabrics. The fabric is stretched tightly on a wooden frame. There are a couple of ways that the fabric is then prepared for screening. You paint the fabric with varnish in the places that you do not want paint to go through. Or you can obtain special two layer paper that is plastic on one side and paper on the other. You cut the plastic away in the places you want the paint to go through. Then a solvent is used to melt the plastic into the material and peel away the paper. Multiple colors require a different screen for each color. Registration to keep things lined up is the tough part on those.

For instance that ordinary, everyday things can be the subject of interesting artworks.

Click the link below and read about it in Wikipedia!

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Brigid Berlin, Viva, Edie Sedgwick, Candy Darling, Holly Woodlawn, Ondine, Nico, Jackie Curtis, Ultra Violet.

He won the award from the Art Directors Club for graphics done for a CBS radio program called The Nation's Nightmare about narcotics and crime In 1964 he got Film Culture magazine Award for his film, Sleep.

To the School of Fine Arts at Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh.