Never has an artist enthralled the public like Andy Warhol (1928-1987). His paintings of Campbell s Soup cans, dollar bills, Brillo boxes, Marilyn Monroe, and car crashes epitomize the popular culture of his age and have captured the imagination of millions.This illustrated survey spans the entire array of Warhol's brash and provocative art, pausing to observe life at his studio -- the famous Factory -- as well as his forays into film, multimedia "happenings", and avant-garde enterprises the world over. Nearly 70 images, including 55 fullcolor plates, testify to the diversity and appeal of the art of the undisputed King of Pop.