A 1964 black-and-white documentary photograph by William John Kennedy capturing Andy Warhol and an associate beside a movie camera in a studio setting.
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1964 · 50 × 36 cm
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The monochrome photograph captures Andy Warhol in dark glasses alongside a companion in a white t-shirt, standing amid leaning canvases and studio boards. A movie camera mounted on a tripod stands to their left. Characterized by high-contrast tones and a rough black film border, the shot documents a candid, working moment behind the lens. The lower margin bears the edition numbering and the photographer's signature.
William John Kennedy is a photographer and chronicler of the Pop Art era, known for his direct access to artists and his work comprising Warhol's Lost Archive.
Measuring 50 by 36 cm, the print offers a historical narrative accent suitable for a study, library, or a collection focused on mid-century visual art.