Andy Warhol was one of the most famous and influential artists in history. Since the early 1960, his work changed the way of thinking, and led them to take a critical look at life from the 1960s to early 1970s. Pop art and its artists existed before Andy Warhol emerged. Since the 1950s, artists of this revolution sought to bring reality into their art, and a departure from the then common market. The artists painted commonplace objects. However, it was not until art aficionados noticed that the 1960s pop art became revolutionary.

Andy Warhol was a Carnegie Institution of Technology, where teachers who come to consider his work controversial. In addition, many commissions failed due to its history of Czechoslovakia, which hampered his ability to speak and write English. Andy Warhol was nearly expelled, but always prevailed. As college graduation approached, Andy decided to become an art teacher, and sent an application for a position in an art school in Indiana. After he was rejected, and went to New York.

Although Andy Warhol's quickly made, but beautiful works of art quickly became known for commercial work, he wanted to be appreciated as an original artist. However, his paintings of bottles of Coca-Cola and cartoon characters were dismissed by critics as too similar to the works of other artists. Andy Warhol liked this idea, and then he instructed his mother, who shared an apartment, buy every variety of Campbell's soup on the shelves. Once he was surrounded by 32 varieties of soup, began to paint. He made many versions of the soup cans. While this work was considered controversial by many critics, quickly became known as the person who painted Campbell soup cans.

Another technique used is a screen printing method by which an image can be repeatedly copied. Their logic was: "If one is good, more must be better". He painted huge images this way. In 1963 he also began work on "factory" a study which saw many of his greatest works. Finally, to keep his ideas fresh, he began producing and / or direction of films. His films have not a plot or, in many cases, the characters. The films were produced including The Chelsea Girls, Blue Movie, wait, haircut, and the Empire.

In the dream, shows a man sleeping for eight hours, and the Empire, the Empire State Building is shown for six hours. His films were considered controversial by critics, although the common people hated them. Andy Warhol later worked with the American artist James Wyeth, in 1976, and Jean-Michel Basquiat in 1984. He published a magazine called Interview in 1969. There were many art exhibitions, and everyone was surprised his critics in ways good and bad. Andy Warhol died of a heart attack February 22, 1987, more 25 years after he painted soup cans. Few artists have yet to match the popularity of Andy Warhol and the effect on his critics. As he sought fame, he showed the world how he had become commercialized. And Andy Warhol change how people imagine the life. Andy was one of the largest and most controversial artists in history, and his influence and his legacy lives on today.

Andy Warhol, the famous artist, turned into the daily routine of the United States in search of subjects for his screen prints of brightly colored pop art: that Brillo boxes, cans Campbell's Soup, etc. Now you can do Andy Warhol of his every day with Rosenthal China, printed with an unmistakable Warhol daisy design. If you buy online www.etabletop.com

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