Andy Warhol computer images from 1985 released
Cybersleuths have used their skills to unearth images that Andy Warhol apparently made on a computer in 1985.
The Andy Warhol Museum says in a release that the artist had a contract with Commodore International to produce images on an Amiga home computer.
The museum says the images vary from doodles and camera shots of a desktop to versions of Warhol’s classic images of a banana, Marilyn Monroe, and Campbell’s soup.
The old images were extracted by members of Pittsburgh’s Carnegie Mellon University Computer Club in collaboration with museum staff.
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