Andy Warhol — Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom (Reigning Queens), 1985

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Andy Warhol — Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom (Reigning Queens), 1985Created in 1985 as part of Andy Warhols landmark late series Reigning Queens, this portrait of Queen Elizabeth II distills the artists lifelong investigation of fame, power, and the manufacture of public image into a single, instantly legible icon. Warholfounder of American Pop Art and one of the defining visual authors of the 20th centurytreats monarchy with the same cool intensity he reserved for celebrities and media symbols, translating sovereign

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