"Andy Warhol Pop Box: Fame, The Factory & The Father Of American Pop Art" 2002 Andy Warhol Museum (SOLD) Britains Sz: 9 1/4"H Theatre

Name: "Andy Warhol Pop Box: Fame, The Factory & The Father Of American Pop Art" 2002 Andy Warhol Museum (SOLD) Britains Sz: 9 1/4"H Theatre
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"Andy Warhol Pop Box: Fame, The Factory & The Father Of American Pop Art" 2002 Andy Warhol Museum (SOLD) Britains Sz: 9 1 4"H Theatre Sz: 9 1 4"H Stylish survey on the Messel Family dress collection through six generations from 1865 Clamshell box containing a variety of facsimile and reproduction artifacts from the archives of the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh Chronicle Books

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