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| Andy Warhol in Naples while he's painting a picture of his own range called: Vesuvius by Warhol. | |||
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the Empire State Building, if suddenly would get burn, it could be compared to
the Vesuvio's image. - Said "Andy Warhol" describing his
feelings about the great Naples volcano. An attraction for Warhol that has generated
a range of pictures where the Vesuvio is treated in the same way of a contemporary
icon, like Marilyn Monroe as well as a Coca-Cola bottle. A great fascination struck the American artist who claims that he painted those pictures "cause the image of eruption was upsetting". Perhaps that's why he decided to hand-made painting all the pictures. One by one, almost claiming, with that same repetitive behaviour, the strength and vitality of an out-of-time symbol. | |||
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