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Happy Birthday, Andy Warhol! And More Arts News

Written By Unknown on Tuesday, August 6, 2013 | 10:01 AM

August 6, 2013
Andy Warhol had a knack for turning unmistakably mundane items like soup cans and Coca-Cola bottles into pop art icons. But there is perhaps no other reappropriated grocery item better than Mr. Warhol's beloved banana.

It graced the cover of a Velvet Underground album and has fetched nearly $100,000 at auction. It's safe to say the screen printed piece of fruit has become nearly as famous as its eccentric maker. Continue reading...
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