Andy Warhol: Double Elvis Sculpture Note: Due to aging riffle

Note: Due to aging riffle shows signs of wear & tear

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Andy Warhol: Double Elvis Sculpture Note: Due to aging riffleAndy Warhol: Double Elvis Sunday B. Morning Edition In 1963, for his landmark exhibition at the Ferus Gallery in Los Angeles, Andy Warhol famously bypassed sending finished canvases. Instead, he sent a single, continuous roll of silver painted canvas silkscreened with repeating images of Elvis Presley in a gunslinger stance, an image sourced directly from the film Flaming Star. By overlapping these figures, Warhol created a rhythmic, strobe effect,