Andy Warhol is one of the most compelling figures of the twentieth-century art world, and his body of work has transformed the landscape of contemporary art. As well as being a prolific artist, Warhol was a notorious hoarder, saving everything that came his way in Time Capsules, boxes he kept beside his desk and into which he carefully deposited photographs, newspapers and magazines, fan letters, business and personal correspondence, artwork, source images for artwork, books, exhibition catalogues and telephone messages, along with objects and countless examples of ephemera, such as announcements for poetry readings and dinner invitations. After his death, The Andy Warhol Museum became the repository for these Time Capsules, along with some of the paintings, prints, sculptures, photographs and films for which Warhol is best known. For this project, the museum has gathered together the highlights of its collection to create a book that is as comprehensive as its holdings. The images of the collection are accompanied by fun and informative texts written by the curators, as well as quotes from Warhol himself.

Andy Warhol 365 Takes /anglais

ANDY WARHOL MUSEUM

Reference

Thames&Hudson

<p>The most comprehensive published volumes of Warhol's drawings to date features both well-known images; fun, frivolous portraits; and still lifes, covering the artist's life and career from 1942 to 1987.</p>

Andy Warhol: Drawings 1942-1987

Arts & Photography

Koepplin, Dieter

Öffentliche Kunstsammlung Basel

Francis, Mark

WARHOL, Andy.

Individual Artists

Bulfinch Pr

The Andy Warhol Museum

Carnegie Museum Store

Regarding Warhol Sixty Artists, Fifty Years

Alex Katz

Rebecca Lowery

Robert Gober

Hans Haacke

Alfredo Jaar

Marla Prather

Chuck Close

Jeff Koons

Metropolitan Museum Of Art (new York, N.y.)

Vija Celmins

John Baldessari

Luc Tuymans

Julian Schnabel

Ian Alteveer

Polly Apfelbaum

Mark Lawrence Rosenthal

Deborah Kass

Ryan Trecartin

Metropolitan Museum of Art

<p>Tom Wesselmann (1931-) was one of the most prominent Pop artists of the 1960s. Whilst in the army he began drawing cartoons and afterward studied art at the Cincinnati Art Academy and then the Cooper Union. It was after his first one-man exhibition at the Tanager Gallery, New York, that he became known as one of the leading figures in American Pop art. He subsequently abandoned abstract expressionism for collages and constructions in mixed media, producing works created from clocks, television sets and air conditioners to ressemble shop windows. He became well known for the overt erotic imagery of his series, Great American Nude, which became progressively more sexual during the 1970s. This monograph is both a visual retrospective and informed critical account of Tom Wesselmann's work.</p>

The Andy Warhol Museum/Book and Compact Disc

DANTO, Arthur C.

Berman, Avis

powerHouse Books

David Bailey monographie

Editions de La Martinière

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