Marilyn's Lips - Beige Brushstrokes Select a Size:8ft Panel neon green Spanish moss-covered oak

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An old French map was placed behind all of the elements as a guide to discover the world at large

with lustrous emerald green vines weaving through golden peachy foliage on a matte black backdrop with high gloss black details

light-reactive peacock blue shapes floating on a matte ebony clay coated background

Marilyn's Lips - Beige Brushstrokes Select a Size:8ft Panel neon green Spanish moss-covered oakAndy Warhol's fascination with Marilyn Monroe's fame, glamour, and tragic death began in the early 1960s. He immortalized her likeness, using a cropped film still from the 1953 movie Niagara, creating Marilyn, a powerful, instantly recognizable icon of both Pop Art and his own body of work. In 1962, Andy created a silkscreened diptych entitled Marilyns Lips, in which he isolated and repeated Marilyns lips 168 times over two colored canvases, painted