Top 5: The Most Iconic Works of Andy Warhol

Campbell’s Soup Cans (1962) The birth of Pop Art as we understand it today. Everyday life elevated to art. Pure history.

Marilyn Diptych (1962) Fame, repetition, beauty, and death in a single work. Probably Warhol’s most profound piece.

Shot Marilyns (1964) Marilyns in impossible colors. Vibrant, aggressive, eternal. Pure visual impact.

Eight Elvises (1963) Elvis multiplied as a mass-consumption product. Idol, gun in hand, pop myth.

Brillo Boxes (1964) Art saying, “if this isn’t art, nothing is.” Total provocation and a complete shift in the rules.