Why Andy Warhol Painted Portraits of Diane von Furstenberg

The transcript describes life in New York City during the 1970s, highlighting its vibrant art scene, affordability, and the sense of freedom felt by the youth. It also details personal experiences with Andy Warhol, including the creation of portraits and the unique process Warhol used, such as taking Polaroids and painting from them. The narrative provides insight into the cultural and artistic dynamics of the era.

What were some characteristics of New York City in the 1970s that attracted artists?

• It was technologically advanced.

• It was dangerous and cheap.

• It was very clean.

• It was very expensive.

What did people in the 1970s New York believe about freedom?

• They thought they invented it.

• They thought it was unnecessary.

• They thought it was overrated.

• They thought it was a myth.

Who was a prominent figure in the social scene of 1970s New York?

• Andy Warhol

• Pablo Picasso

• Leonardo da Vinci

• Vincent van Gogh

How did Andy Warhol create his portraits?

• He used a digital camera.

• He painted directly on canvas.

• He used Polaroids as a reference.

• He sketched them first.

What did the narrator do with the paintings after Andy Warhol's death?

• Sold them all.

• Donated them to a museum.

• Destroyed them.

• Bought them all.