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Andy Warhol was one of the most important figures in the first generation of Pop artists. Born in Pittsburgh, he studied commercial art at the Carnegie Institute of Technology. After graduating, he moved to New York to pursue magazine illustration and advertising. His talents put him in high demand among advertising firms and publications. Soon he discovered the world of fine art, where his aptitude and eye for design translated well. The marriage of these two realms resulted in Warhol’s consummate trademark style, with the artist often taking a “hands-off” approach at his art “Factory” by having silkscreens produced under his direction.

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MIKE BIDLO: NOT WARHOL (BRILLO BOXES, 1964)

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Andy Warhol, Pasadena Art Museum – Brillo Soap Pads, 1970

Mike Bidlo, Not Warhol (Brillo Boxes, 1964), 2005, Lever Ho…

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