\"Three Andy\'s\" - Andy Warhol Triptych by Marshall Swerman

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\"Three Andy\'s\" - Andy Warhol Triptych by Marshall Swerman:
$2250.00

The custom print is printed with archival pigment ink on 16\"x20\" Hahnemuhle Fine Art Baryta paper, signed and embossed. On Dec. 20th 2016 a similar print from the same sitting with Andy Warhol sold at PAVO sale in Jena Germany for 3,900 EURO = $4,700

FineArt Photographer

MarshallSwerman is a Los Angeles based fine-art photographer. Whileliving on the Lower East Side of New York City in the mid-60s, Swerman’s friendand neighbor, Ivy Nicholson – an Andy Warhol “Superstar “ – brought him to thefamed Factory to meet the artist and his entourage and visitedthe Factory many times, enjoying the wild parties and hanging out, meeting thegreat and near great of that era. Warholagreed to be photographed by Swerman and allowed the young photographer todirect the shots. The result was a series of iconic pictures of Andy in hisEnvironment included in Swerman’s photographic series “Andy Warhol andFriends.” Swerman also appears inWarhol\'s rarely seen 24-hour film titled 4-Star,a portion of which was shot in his Lower East Side apartment. Swerman\'s Warhol portraits are included inthe Warhol Museum collection in Pittsburgh and were highlighted in the RicBurns PBS American Mastersdocumentary of the artist in 2006. Hisportraits were also included in the Asian traveling exhibit titled “Andy Warhol– 15 Minutes Eternal” organized by the Andy Warhol Museum in 2014.

MarshallSwerman’s reportage work of the culture and Environment of the late 60s through2016 has been published worldwide. His work can be found in collectionsthroughout the world and has been celebrated in solo and group exhibits in NewYork City, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts, Europeand Asia.