The Andy Warhol Museum released images that were recently recovered from an Amiga computer. Warhol created the images as part of a commission by the Commodore computer company, which made the Amiga, to demonstrate the computer's graphic arts capabilities. The images had been trapped on floppy discs in an obsolete format. One of the images released is this self-portrait titled "Andy2."
Art recovered from Andy Warhol's computer —
The Andy Warhol Museum released images that were recently recovered from an Amiga computer. Warhol created the images as part of a commission by the Commodore computer company, which made the Amiga, to demonstrate the computer's graphic arts capabilities. The images had been trapped on floppy discs in an obsolete format. One of the images released is this self-portrait titled "Andy2."
courtesy of The Andy Warhol Museum
Warhol used the Amiga to create this version of a Campbell's soup can.
Art recovered from Andy Warhol's computer —
Warhol used the Amiga to create this version of a Campbell's soup can.
courtesy of The Andy Warhol Museum
Warhol created his vision of "Venus" with three eyes.
Art recovered from Andy Warhol's computer —
Warhol created his vision of "Venus" with three eyes.
courtesy of The Andy Warhol Museum
The Commodore Amiga computer, software and other equipment used by Warhol.
Art recovered from Andy Warhol's computer —
The Commodore Amiga computer, software and other equipment used by Warhol.
courtesy of The Andy Warhol Museum