Make a bit of room will you, Marilyn ... art from objects that people saw around them every day, like…cereal boxes.Or soup tins.Or pictures of Marilyn Monroe. So, when Marilyn died, Andy Warhol ...

The Marilyn ... the pop artist “is the absolute pinnacle of American Pop,” according to Alex Rotter, Chairman of 20th and 21st Century Art at Christie's. Warhol painted it soon after Monroe's ...

Andy Warhol created many a pop art portrait in his day, with his iconic brightly colored pieces featuring stars like Marilyn ...

(36 x 36 in.) Marilyn Monroe (Marilyn) FS II.31, 1967 Color Screenprint on Paper, 36 in x 36 in (91.4 cm x 91.4 cm) Numbered from the edition of 250 with a rubber stamp on verso; Printed by Aetna ...

Acquired from the above. Literature: Feldman & Schellmann no. II.25. Provenance: Charles Gilmore Fine Art Dealers, Oxford Street, Belfast, Northern Ireland (document on the framing reverse). “Marilyn ...

The image of the film star Marilyn Monroe was created by Andy Warhol in 1967 An exhibition ... including two paintings of British art duo Gilbert & George, who were the focus of MK Gallery's ...

Milton Keynes Gallery has announced that it will host an exhibition of works by artist Andy Warhol next year, to mark the ...

Pop Art is one ... examples of Warhol’s commissioned graphic commercial projects, which helped pave the way for his iconic treatment of Campbell’s Soup Can and Marilyn Monroe in 1962 and ...

Monroe was best know for starring in films including Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and Some Like It Hot Items which belonged to Hollywood star Marilyn ... pieces of art such as Andy Warhol's original ...

Marilyn Monroe by Eve Arnold' (out ... Michael Arnold and the photographer’s own biography of Monroe, the book, out Sep. 30 from ACC Art Books, features many never-before seen photos from ...

“She won’t be there” was the reason Arthur Miller, Marilyn Monroe’s third husband, gave for not attending Monroe’s funeral in 1962. Monroe died at 36 at the height of her fame after an ...

Norma Jeane Baker, discovered working in a factory, became Marilyn Monroe when she signed her first movie contract in 1946. Known for her dramatic and comedic talents, Monroe remains one of ...