Andy Warhol - Beatles - The Beatles by Andy Warhol, reprint from 2007

Cultural and Artistic Connection
• The rise of “Pop”: Both The Beatles’ music and Andy Warhol’s art used elements of mass culture (radio, advertising, everyday products, fame) to transform them into high culture and social critique.
• The Beatles posters: Between 1964 and 1967, at the height of Beatlemania, Warhol produced screen prints and images inspired by the members of the British band, using his iconic vibrant colors and photographic contrasts, just as he did with Marilyn Monroe and Jackie Kennedy.
• Relationship with John Lennon: Warhol had closer ties to the music scene (as shown by his famous work with The Velvet Underground) and later with John Lennon in New York during the 1970s, portraying him on several occasions and sharing circles in New York’s artistic bohemia.
Beatles poster, a reproduction of Andy Warhol’s iconic work, with copyright by the Andy Warhol Foundation. It has minor imperfections in the display area, visible in the last photos and from close up, but practically invisible at viewing distance (see photos). The back contains a brief explanation of the work and its historical context. High-quality, heavyweight satin-finish paper. Dimensions: 43 x 34 cm.
It will be shipped securely protected and with a tracking number.