Andy Warhol's Paintings Of Crime Scenes

I just watched a documentary on Andy Warhol and part of what fascinated me most was his Death and Disaster series, crime scenes that he painted between 1962 and 1963. Along with images of the electric chair, Warhol painted scenes of car crashes, race riots and a disturbing collection of death and injury.

Andy Warhol was a unique individual to say the least, and he had a morbid interest in disaster themes that permeated his work. Death, knives and guns were featured throughout his work as well as a series of screenprints titled "Flash-November 22, 1963", that he documented in 11 images the assasination of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas.

Warhol's paintings of celebrity's as well as his Death and Disaster series are still popular today, selling for tens of millions of dollars. His Green Car Crash sold last year for a record 35 million dollars. His silkscreen paintings are also featured in a Pittsburg museum as well as one in his native Polland.

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Explore Real Crime Scenes

Are you hooked on the TV shows CSI Miami, New York and Las Vegas? Love to shout at the TV and let them know how it should be done? You are not alone, there are plenty of people just like you who think forsenic science is hot right now.

If you want to satisfy your need for more detective work at real crime scenes then I suggest reading Real Crime Scene Investigations by Connie Fletcher. This one will allow you to trace all the contacts of DNA, fingerprints, blood splatter patterns, footprints, minute indentations and dust patterns and explore the world of real life homicide detectives, forsenic scientists and crime lab specialists. Then you can discover the real difficulty in finding the evidence in these true crime cases.

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