Mmm Mmm …Glitter!

In 1996 the Museum of Modern Art paid a jaw dropping 15 million plus for Andy Warhol’s Campbell’s soup paintings. Solidifying his legitimacy with what started out as an oddity for gallery viewers in the 1960’s. Warhol took everyday machine manufactured items and belied the Pop Art scene with his noticeable strokes.   Further carving his mark in art history. The items he chose, the comfort food of our childhood, are now both homey and art all at the same time.  As for Campbell’s, you have to admit their slogans are fun. Most of us could rattle off 3 or 4 of them without hesitation.

In a previous article I featured glitter art pieces of Kellogg’s cereals ( see below ). Then it hit me. I needed to create a glitter art piece celebrating Andy Warhol’s Campbell’s Tomato Soup. I did take on the task of including the Gold Seal details. Warhol, as you know, found the paints wouldn’t stick to his gold paint so he left it as a gold circle. Mercy, let me tell you, that seal is an intricate little thing. But you never know, one day that small detail may be worth 15 million.

The art piece is 12” x16” wood art panel with a 1 ½” cradle. Its is clear coated in epoxy:

It’s available online through our glitter art division at: Campbell's Tomato Soup Glitter Art

As for Kellogg’s cereal glitter art pieces…I eat glitter for breakfast !

Apple Jacks Glitter Art

Corn Pops Glitter Art

Froot loops Glitter Art

Raisin Bran Glitter Art

To commission an art piece, contact me at :Marty at Swan Studios Inc 

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