Sylvester Stallone by Andy Warhol

Sylvester Stallone by Andy Warhol (Polaroid, 1980). 
Check out Warhol and Debbie Harry right here

Andy Warhol, Mick Jagger hotographed by Roxanne Lowit

Andy Warhol, Mick Jagger photographed by Roxanne Lowit.
Check out this polish poster of Wajda’s Danton. 

 

Andy Warhol & Debbie Harry

Andy Warhol & Debbie Harry with Amiga 1000, 1985.
Check out Joachim Trier on set of Oslo, August 31st here

Andy Warhol, James Ivory and Felicity Kendal at a screening of “Shakespeare Wallah”

Andy Warhol, James Ivory and Felicity Kendal at a screening of “Shakespeare Wallah” in 1965.

Andy Warhol and Jack Nicholson by Pat Hackett

Andy Warhol and Jack Nicholson by Pat Hackett.
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Check out Warhol hanging out with Bill Murray right here

Billy Murray hanging out with Andy Warhol.

Andy Warhol and Bill Murray, 1981.
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Check out this portrait of Hermann Hesse by Andy Warhol!

Hermann Hesse by Andy Warhol.

German author Hermann Hesse’s portrait by Andy Warhol.

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Check out Dustin Hoffmann and Andy Warhol hanging out right here

Dustin Hoffmann and Andy Warhol !

Andy Warhol and Dustin Hoffman as Tootsie (1982, Sydney Pollack)
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Check out Hoffmann with director Sam Peckinpah having a chat on set here  and a kick-ass poster designed by Warhol for a R.W Fassbinder film here

Gérard Depardieu by Andy Warhol (1986)

Always fascinated by film stars, Andy Warhol did in 1986 this little tribute to Gerard Depardieu, which was later sold (along with all its versions) in Paris.

Andy WARHOL – Gérard Depardieu – (1986) Sérigraphie en couleurs sur papier. 28,5 x 21 cm

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Andy Warhol plays Batman

If you thought I won’t be posting about Batman, you’re wrong! Only it’s my kind of batman, check it out:

“In 1964 Andy Warhol produced and directed in a film entitled “Batman Dracula”. Without the permission of DC Comics, Warhol’s version is an artistic tribute coincidentally relevant to today’s infatuation with Batman and vampires. These stills were taken during a 1967 Esquire Magazine photo shoot Warhol took with German singer Nico.” Here are the photos! Scroll down for the link to the first part of the film!

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This post is a generous contribution of Elie Khoury! Thank you Elie !