POP ART!

Illustration from <n>The Young Readers Press First Dictionary</n> by <n>John Trevaskis</n> and <n>Robin John</n>, 1967.

<n>Knives</n> (1982), a painting by <n>Andy Warhol</n>.

<n>Flowers (F. & S. II.6)</n>, a 1964 screenprint by <n>Andy Warhol</n>.

<n>Exhibit A</n>, a 1958 photograph by <n>Guy Bourdin</n> for <n>Vogue</n>.

Photo by <n>Ugo Mulas</n> of <n>Andy Warhol</n>, <n>Gerard Malanga</n>, and <n>Philip Fagan</n> with the <n>Flowers</n> series at <n>The Factory</n> in 1964.

A collection of <n>Pop Art</n> Polaroid portraits by <n>Andy Warhol</n>, featuring <n>John Lennon</n> and <n>Mick Jagger</n>.

“The idea is not to live forever, it is to create something that will.”

—Andy Warhol.

<n>Andy Warhol</n> at <n>Incontri Internazionali d'Arte</n> in Rome, 1972. Photo by <n>Aldo Durazzi</n>.

A work from the <n>Homage to the Square</n> series by artist <n>Josef Albers</n>.

<n>Andy Warhol</n>'s "Untitled (Levi's)" (1984), a series of Polaroids commissioned by <n>Levi's</n>.

The <n>Three Eyed Face</n> (1982) by <n>Keith Haring</n>, created for his exhibition at <n>Tony Shafrazi Gallery</n>.

<n>Asbestos</n> (1981-82) by <n>Jean-Michel Basquiat</n>, part of the <n>Collection Lambert</n>.

Polaroid of a white flower by <n>Mathieu Trautmann</n>.

Artist <n>Jean-Michel Basquiat</n>'s 1982 painting, <n>Untitled</n>.

<n>Mark Rothko</n>'s <n>Abstract Expressionist</n> painting, <n>No. 1 (Royal Red and Blue)</n>, from 1954.

<n>Nico</n> in a screen test for the 1966 film <n>The Closet</n>, directed by <n>Andy Warhol</n>.

Artist <n>Robert Motherwell</n> works on his painting <n>Reconciliation Elegy</n> in 1978. Photo by <n>Renate Ponsold</n>.