Captured in high-contrast black and white, this 1964 photograph depicts Andy Warhol in dark sunglasses speaking on a wall-mounted rotary telephone. An industrial interior surrounds him, complete with exposed brick, conduits, and stacked boxes. In the dark doorway behind him, a second figure in a white T-shirt stands looking toward the viewer. The print is framed by an uneven dark border, with edition numbering and the artist's signature along the margins.
William John Kennedy is a photographer and chronicler of the Pop Art movement, known for creating Warhol's Lost Archive.
Measuring 50 × 35 cm and presented with a generous mount in a black frame, the piece brings an authentic mid-century documentary atmosphere to a study, private library, or gallery wall.