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Everybody

Art Print

by Andy Warhol
item #: 12313519A

11" x 14" Art Print

(without border: 10" x 10")

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$7.99

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An offset lithography printing press gives this fine art print its vivid and sharp appearance. The standardized printing plates and proofing process guarantee that each print displays colors precisely as the artist or publisher intended. Produced on medium weight cover stock, this high-quality reproduction is coated with a silken finish that protects the inks and creates an elegant look. The versatile art print strikes a balance between quality and affordability.

Size	Type	Usually Ships In	Price

11" x 14"	Art Print	24 Hours	$7.99
12" x 12"	Art Print	24 Hours	$14.99	14.99	8599164
14" x 14"	Giclee Print	24 Hours	$29.99	29.99	7568770
16" x 16"	Giclee Print	24 Hours	$34.99	34.99	7568771
20" x 20"	Giclee Print	24 Hours	$39.99	39.99	7568772
24" x 24"	Giclee Print	24 Hours	$49.99	49.99	7568798
28" x 28"	Giclee Print	3-5 Days	$69.99	69.99	7568799
34" x 34"	Giclee Print	3-5 Days	$99.99	99.99	7568800
46" x 46"	Giclee Print	3-5 Days	$149.99	149.99	7568801
56" x 56"	Giclee Print	3-5 Days	$199.99	199.99	7568802

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About the Artwork

Andy Warhol profoundly inspired the world through his extraordinary artistic vision and innovation, as well as astute insights that have resonated far beyond his time. His immortal quote "I think everybody should like everybody" accompanies this candid shot from a strip of photobooth portraits taken in 1963. Warhol (1923 – 1987) founded the Pop Art movement and innovated silkscreening, a technique which transferred a large photograph to a mechanically inked canvas, creating mass-produced images. He was best known for his multiple images of Campbell’s soup cans, Coke bottles and celebrities. Warhol was also a film maker, music producer, commercial illustrator, author and magazine publisher, and one of the most influential artists of the 20th century.

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Customer Reviews

Average Customer Rating

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Everybody

4.8

(based on 4 reviews)

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Great picture quality (4)
Visually pleasing (4)
Perfect size (3)

Cons

Purchase Reason

Decoration (3)

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Posted on: 5/7/2012

4.0

Classic print, designed to be reproduced

By CML

from NY

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Pros

Vibrant Colors
Visually Appealing

Cons

Purchase Reason

Comments:

Great print from an image designed to be reproduced. Only con I have is that it is a square image printed on retangular paper, so I need to trim off the two edges to make it square.

Posted on: 1/12/2012

5.0

Great quote, great color

By Robynn in Paris

from Paris

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Pros

Great Quality Paper
Perfect Size
Vibrant Colors
Visually Appealing

Cons

Purchase Reason

Decoration

Comments:

I bought a set of three (the lime green, pink and blue) to go over my sofa, over a wild 60s-style retro wallpaper. They provide just enough of a focal point without adding to the busyness of the wall. I recently saw a couple of these Andy Warhol quotation prints in an arrangement consisting of nine square-squaped 60s-70s era photos (3 rows of 3), in a cafe in England recently, and the idea of mixing and matching with other same-sized prints was very appealing.