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ANDY WARHOL
Sidewalk
screenprint in colors, 1983, on Dutch Etching paper, signed in pencil, numbered 'TP 2/45' (a unique trial proof, the edition was 250 plus 30 artist's proofs), published by The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, the full sheet, in very good condition, framed
Sheet: 29 7/8 x 44¾ in. (759 x 1137 mm.)
Literature
(see F. & S. IIB.304)

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Lot Essay

Warhol's long documented fascination with Hollywood began at an early age. Growing up, Warhol would send away for autographs and pour over fan magazines. One of the most important keepsakes Warhol kept all his life was a portrait of Shirley Temple inscribed 'To Andrew Warhola from Shirley Temple."

Sidewalk is evidence of Warhol's continuing love for classic Hollywood figures. The print directly reproduces the physical impression of these celebrities by illustrating their signatures, hand and footprints, as they are inscribed into the sidewalk at Mann's Chinese Theater in Hollywood, California.

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