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Campbell's Soup Cans: Andy Warhol

Watch Campbell's Soup Cans: Andy Warhol to explore his iconic Pop Art series that celebrates consumerism through the repeated image of a soup can.

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 saw the mass distribution of household products as an unlikely form of democracy. Begun in 1962, his 

 harnessed the consumerist zeitgeist by reproducing the soup tin packaging many times with mechanical precision and stamina, thanks to his screen-printing technique, in what is now ‘the’ canonical work of 

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Andy Warhol saw the mass distribution of household products as an unlikely form of democracy. Begun in 1962, his Campbell’s Soup Cans harnessed the consumerist zeitgeist by reproducing the soup tin packaging many times with mechanical precision and stamina, thanks to his screen-printing technique, in what is now ‘the’ canonical work of Pop Art.

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