Thomas Hoepker - Andy Warhol dans sa "Factory" New York 1981 à Union Square (signé à la main)





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Thomas Hoepker’s digital print titled Andy Warhol dans sa "Factory" New York 1981 à Union Square (signed by the photographer) from 1962, a Magnum Square edition portrait, in excellent condition, measuring 9.5 × 14 cm, signed and sold by Galleria.
Description from the seller
Beautiful and very rare photo of Andy Warhol (Pop Art) by Thomas Hoepker signed by the photographer. Museum-quality satin print that guarantees long durability.
Print purchased directly from Magnum Photos in New York.
This very limited edition was available in the themed sale "Obsession" for 5 days.
The print is in excellent condition, it will be professionally packed with acid-free support.
The print is signed and dated 1962. On the back there is also affixed a label with a quote from Thomas:
Thomas Hoepker studied art history and archaeology, then worked as a photographer for Münchner Illustrierte and Kristall. He joined Stern magazine as a photojournalist in 1964 and worked on documentaries for German television. He moved to New York to work as a correspondent for Stern and then worked as art director for Stern.
Beautiful and very rare photo of Andy Warhol (Pop Art) by Thomas Hoepker signed by the photographer. Museum-quality satin print that guarantees long durability.
Print purchased directly from Magnum Photos in New York.
This very limited edition was available in the themed sale "Obsession" for 5 days.
The print is in excellent condition, it will be professionally packed with acid-free support.
The print is signed and dated 1962. On the back there is also affixed a label with a quote from Thomas:
Thomas Hoepker studied art history and archaeology, then worked as a photographer for Münchner Illustrierte and Kristall. He joined Stern magazine as a photojournalist in 1964 and worked on documentaries for German television. He moved to New York to work as a correspondent for Stern and then worked as art director for Stern.

