Andy Warhol, Campbell's Soup Cans II: Old Fashioned Vegetable FS II.54 (signed screen print) (1969)

[Andy Warhol](/artist/andy-warhol) was obsessed with portraying everyday objects, whether drawing women’s [shoes](/artist-series/andy-warhol-shoes) and elegant cakes in the 1950s, ...

[Andy Warhol](/artist/andy-warhol) was obsessed with portraying everyday objects, whether drawing women’s [shoes](/artist-series/andy-warhol-shoes) and elegant cakes in the 1950s, ...

“I’ve never met a person I couldn’t call a beauty,” [Andy Warhol](/artist/andy-warhol) famously wrote in 1975. Indeed, Warhol’s silkscreen portraits are almost always idealized, po...

“I’ve never met a person I couldn’t call a beauty,” [Andy Warhol](/artist/andy-warhol) famously wrote in 1975. Indeed, Warhol’s silkscreen portraits are almost always idealized, po...

“I’ve never met a person I couldn’t call a beauty,” [Andy Warhol](/artist/andy-warhol) famously wrote in 1975. Indeed, Warhol’s silkscreen portraits are almost always idealized, po...

“I’ve never met a person I couldn’t call a beauty,” [Andy Warhol](/artist/andy-warhol) famously wrote in 1975. Indeed, Warhol’s silkscreen portraits are almost always idealized, po...

In 1963, [Leonardo da Vinci](/artist/leonardo-da-vinci)’s The Mona Lisa was exhibited for the first time in New York, launching a media frenzy that caught the attention of [Andy Wa...