William John Kennedy
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2 viewing todayA 1964 black-and-white documentary photograph by William John Kennedy capturing Andy Warhol among his silkscreen canvases inside his studio.
1964 · 50 × 34 cm
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Captured in high-contrast monochrome, the image shows Andy Warhol in profile by a doorway, speaking into a wall-mounted telephone. He carries stretched canvases over his shoulders like a sandwich board, the rear panel displaying a screenprinted portrait of a man. Another printed canvas rests on the floor in the foreground. Strong directional light cuts across the industrial setting, emphasizing the textures of exposed brickwork, utility fixtures, and deep shadows. William John Kennedy is a photographer and Pop Art chronicler, recognized as the author of Warhol's Lost Archive. Sized at 50 × 34 cm, this vertical print brings an archival, documentary presence to a private library, hallway, or a collection of mid-century photography.Details
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- Artwork from
- William John Kennedy
- Creator's category
- Established creator
- Year
- 1964
- Size
- 50 × 34 cm
- Width
- 50 cm
- Height
- 34 cm
- Condition
- New
- Reference
- MG-384-589
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