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Exploring Iconic Works: Mapplethorpe and Warhol's Artistic Statements

Dive into the compelling artworks of Andy Warhol's "Race Riot" (1964) and Robert Mapplethorpe's masterpieces including "Self Portrait" (1988) and "Lisa Lyon" (1982). This analysis also features Mapplethorpe's exquisite "Parrot Tulip" (1985) alongside Philippe de Champaigne’s "Still Life, or Vanitas" (1602-1674). Discover the interplay of race, identity, and beauty across different eras, examining how these artists challenge and enrich our understanding of art and society. Join us for an enlightening discussion!

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Exploring Iconic Works: Mapplethorpe and Warhol's Artistic Statements

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  1. Art Analysis Group Work

  2. Andy Warhol’s Race Riot 1964

  3. Lisa Lyon by Robert Mapplethorpe 1982

  4. Robert Mapplethorpe, Self Portrait, 1988 Left: Mapplethorpe’s self portrait 1988. Below: Pilippe de Champaigne’s Still life, or Vanitas (tulip, skull and hour glass) , 1602-1674.

  5. Parrot Tulip, Mapplethorpe 1985

  6. Select One Below • Race Riot 1964 Lisa Lyon 1982 Self Portrait 1988 Parot Tulip 1985

  7. Questions?

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