Warhol Marilyn Memo Block Hidden behind the die-cut yellow

Hidden behind the die-cut yellow cow is a quote from Andy that showcases the spirit behind his timeless work: �Art is what you can get away with

as well as the maintenance and preservation of the museum's extensive collection of original Warhol videotapes

which he based on a publicity photograph from 1953

Beyond demonstrating the playfulness that made Warhol a household name

Warhol Marilyn Memo Block Hidden behind the die-cut yellowA decorative Warhol Marilyn memo block is just the thing to add a touch of glamour to a desk or counter. Each memo note measures 3 1 2 x 3 x 2 3 4", and there are 700 sheets per block. The block is full color on each side, with a mono color fade on each memo sheet, and has a die cut whole to hold a pencil or pen. The pad's image is based on Andy Warhol's iconic 1962 acrylic portrait of Marilyn Monroe, which he based on a publicity photograph from