What type of canned food was the subject of Andy Warhol’s iconic painting in 1962?
Libby’s Peas
Campbell’s Soup
Bush’s Baked Beans
Del Monte Peaches
Andy Warhol’s iconic painting in 1962 depicted cans of Campbell’s Soup. This artwork, titled “Campbell’s Soup Cans,” is emblematic of Warhol’s exploration of consumer culture and mass production, as well as his fascination for elevating everyday objects to the status of art. Through repetitive imagery and bold colors, Warhol transformed this mundate item into one of the most iconic and well known images in the world of Pop art. “I used to drink it,” Warhol once said of Campbell’s Soup. “I used to have the same lunch every day, for 20 years.”
Correct Answer: Campbell’s Soup