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1962 Andy Warhol was the uncrowned king of American pop art The success he dreamed of throughout the 1950s was realised in 1962 when he obeyed a good friends advice to start grinding dollar bills Around the same time, the first Warholian variations of Campbells soup cans were created In the photo, he poses in front of his comic strip of Marilyn Monroe

1962 Andy Warhol was the uncrowned king of American pop art The success he dreamed of throughout the 1950s was realised in 1962 when he obeyed a good friends advice to start grinding dollar bills Around the same time, the first Warholian variations of Campbells soup cans were created In the photo, he poses in front of his comic strip of Marilyn Monroe

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Recording Date: Jan 1, 1962

Media Size: 3,319×2,207 Pixels

1962 Andy Warhol was the uncrowned king of American pop art The success he dreamed of throughout the 1950s was realised in 1962 when he obeyed a good friends advice to start grinding dollar bills Around the same time, the first Warholian variations of Campbells soup cans were created In the photo, he poses in front of his comic strip of Marilyn Monroe

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