Double Elvis - Andy Warhol
Martin Missfeldt, .0 29.0, 42 x 30 cm, Fineliner and Gua on paper
Andy Warhol
"Double Elvis", 1963
Silkscreen ink on aluminum paint on primed canvas, 83 x 81 1/2 in
Private collection
A popart silk screen of Andy Warhol: "Double Elvis" of 1963 is the basis of this giraffe's cartoon. Rock'n rolling star Elvis Presley has turned several films, among the rest, also Western movies. Andy Warhol has taken the present motive as film-still from one of these films. It points Elvis in dynamic pose with pulled revolver.
The dirtily greenish-silver subsoil ties together the both, actually, to identical figures. In this cartoon crosses to itself, in addition, still both necks of the Elvis giraffes.
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