Painting Process | Marilyn Monroe, Andy Would Understand
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A few years back, I was strolling along Madison Avenue when I happened upon an "up-scale" thrift store. There, perched high upon the wall was Blue Marilyn by Andy Warhol — a 25.5"X25.25" reproduction shimmering in the low light. After no small amount of negotiations, $125 later I found myself with a fake Andy tucked under my arm, but six blocks from his old townhouse on Lex and 89th.
Over the past two years, as my painting career developed, this print migrated from front-and-center in the living room, to the bedroom, and finally to a stack of canvases in the corner. ...
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