"To me there is no past or future in art. The art of the great painters who lived in other times is not an art of the past; perhaps it is more alive today than it ever was."
--Pablo Picasso
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Dollars and Sense: Andy Warhol: Making Money
“Hey, Kiddo.” When she was a young girl, Berkeley Reinhold would pick up the phone and hear Andy Warhol greet her with those words. Although he was calling for her father, a close friend, Warhol would take the time to talk to Berkeley about what she and her friends were interested in. “She was Andy’s window into the younger generation,” explains Deborah Harry in her preface to Andy Warhol: Making Money, a facsimile edition of a unique art book that Warhol created for Berkeley as a Christmas gift. Reinhold shares that gift with the public through this edition, which not only documents Warhol’s fascination with the dollar sign as a symbol, but also Warhol’s sense of playfulness, which this young girl in his life helped bring out. Please come over to Picture This at Big Think to read more of "Dollars and Sense."
What famous paintings are discussed most often in art history books? Which famous painters created these masterpieces? Masterpiece Cards explore major Renaissance paintings to modern ones, offering art analysis and vital statistics about each. Details? Click the box.
Custom oil portraits or drawings from photographs. Philadelphia-area portrait artist is available for custom renderings in oil or pencil. Preserve your family members in a lasting work of art. All it takes is a photograph. For more information and pricing, please contact Dave at dwell123 “at” verizon.net. Click on the portrait above to go to http://woodburyfineartportraits.blogspot.com/
1 comment:
hey that is interesting, i am always fascinated by the things that Andy Warhol did, and this shows a real personal side to him.
Post a Comment