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He was a plastic artist and American filmmaker who played a crucial role in the birth and development of pop art.

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Warhol used different media to create his works, such as hand drawing, painting, engraving, photography, serigraphy, sculpture, film and music.

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One of the works of Andy Warhol that most transcended as a referent of the Pop Art movement is the silkscreen of Marilyn Monroe. 50 paintings that complete a diptych that ranges from lively colors to decadent black and white, almost like a pictorial account of the career of the icon of cinema and fashion.
It was 1962 and the artist had died a few months ago, something that impacted Warhol because of the media relevance it achieved. Thus, he chose a promotional image of the film "Niagara" (1953), he flattened the shadows and made one of the most important works of his career.

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A little before Marilyn Monroe, that same year 1962, he decided to enter the art world and he did it in a particular way, with his first exhibition in Los Angeles: "Campbell's Soup Cans", which would become the kick initial of your movement.
32 hand-engraved canvases depicted all varieties of soups existing at that time of the multinational brand Campbell's. Although nobody confirmed the reason for that choice, the fact that Warhol was a constant consumer of the product was probably the cause.

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protests by the Civil Rights Movement in the United States.

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the communist leader Mao.