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Screen Tests

Screen Tests are a series of short, silent, black-and-white film portraits created by Pop artist Andy Warhol between 1964 and 1966. Filmed primarily at the Factory, the portraits generally depict their subjects from the neck up against plain backdrops. Of the approximately 500 Screen Tests Warhol produced, 472 survive, featuring a wide range of Factory…

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related to Selected list of Screen Test subjects · 72
Screen Tests → Allen Ginsberg, Amy Taubin, Baby Jane Holzer, Barbara Rubin, Benedetta Barzini, Beverly Grant, Bibbe Hansen, Bob Dylan, Brooke Hayward, Cass Elliot, Charles Henri Ford, Chuck Wein, Debbie Green, Dennis Hopper, DeVeren Bookwalter, Donovan, Donyale Luna, Edie Sedgwick, Eric Andersen, Ethel Scull
related to Legacy · 16
Screen Tests → Andy Warhol's Screen Tests, Britta, Dean, DVD, Film, In, Most Beautiful, Philip Dodd, Pittsburgh, Sight, Songs, Sound, The, The Andy Warhol Museum, The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, They
related to Production · 14
Screen Tests → After, Although, By, Each, Factory, In January, Most Beautiful, Nearly, New York World's Fair, The, Thirteen Most Wanted Men, Warhol, Warhol's Bolex, Winthrop Kellogg Edey
related to background · 12
Screen Tests → Department, Ethel Scull, New York City Police, New York World's Fair, Self-Portrait, The, The Screen Tests, The Thirteen Most Wanted, These, Thirteen Most Wanted Men, Times, Warhol's
related to Books · 9
Screen Tests → Andy Warhol Catalogue Raisonné, Andy Warhol Screen Tests, Callie Angell, Gerard Malanga, In, Screen Tests/A Diary, The, The Films, Warhol
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Screen Tests → Andy Warhol Screen Tests, Modern Art, Museum

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Ethel Scull 36 Timesinstance ofwhich he had begun to use in 1963 for paintings0.80text
his first Self-Portrait seriesinstance ofwhich he had begun to use in 1963 for paintings0.80text
Screen Testsrelated to backgroundThe Screen Tests0.60section
Screen Testsrelated to backgroundNew York City Police0.60section
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Screen Testsrelated to backgroundThe Thirteen Most Wanted0.60section
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Screen Testsrelated to backgroundThirteen Most Wanted Men0.60section
Screen Testsrelated to backgroundNew York World's Fair0.60section
Screen Testsrelated to backgroundEthel Scull0.60section
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