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A Critique Of 'Triple Elvis' By Andy Warhol
In a striking way to portray one of history's most colourful musical icons, Warhol strips Elvis's blazing persona and presents him in raw, insolent black and white.
The artistic choice allows the viewer to reimagine a version of Mr Presley that aligns with culture as we personally see it.
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Image: Wikipedia: Triple Elvis
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Ellen "Jelly" McRae
I’m here to use my wins and losses in #relationships as your cautionary tale | Writes 1LD; Cautionary tale #romance fiction | http://www.ellenjellymcrae.com/
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