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Time Capsule 5 Contents dated 1950-66, majority 1 962-66 \rne capsule 5 This Time Capsule holds a variety of materials related to Warhol 's early filmmaking, 1 including scripts by Ron Tave!, and the downtown New York avant-garde of the period. Similar ephemera pertaining to Warhol's Boxes sculptures , such as 21 copies of the ='! 3 announcement for their 1964 premiere and documents describing the Canadian CD government's decision that the Boxes are not art (1965) are included. It also con () P> tains an inkless impression of Warhol's print Cooking Pot (1962) and copies of LO (/) C Ron Padgett's publication 2/2 Stories for Andy Warhol, bearing Warhol's thermofax _-92 " -I :::, ro !:i' cover art. Two items of correspondence address Warhol 's portrait of insurance (/) rv CD 0.. w company magnate Watson Powell: one from Powell and the other from Warhol's ct! --J () 0 P> assistant Billy Name discussing its aesthetics. Q) (/) E "C F ro Time Capsule 51 Ol al Contents dated 1 863-68, majority 1950s In this small portion of Warhol's library, Good Things for Railroad Readers is dated 1863, while Marshall McLuhan's Through the Vanishing Point is from 1968 . The novel Alexandra (1947) by Gladys Schmitt, Warhol 's colle@e professor , is auto graphed by her inside. The magazines published Warhol's illustrations of a barbecue (1960, with handwriting by his mother, Julia), and a title card for the TV drama Silent 22 22 Women (1955). The fashion magazines contain the full-page ad for Chanel No. 5 cologne that Warhol appropriated for his art in 1985 . They also contain articles on the Hollywood stars Marlon Brando and James Dean, who were subjects for Warhol's art.
Time Capsule 68 Contents dated 1970, 1975 This holds multiple copies of just three publications: The German art historian Rainer Crone wrote the first substantial monograph on Warhol in 1970; the pages are too brittle to exhibit its content. The book with Warhol's photographic portrait on the cover is the catalogue for his retrospective organized by the Pasadena Art Museum the same year, which traveled throughout Europe and the United States. New York magazine excerpted Warhol's new book The Philosophy of Andy Warhol (From A to Band Back Again) in 1975. The photo of Warhol in a closet with a typewriter is by Carl Fischer.
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