Dorothy Podber used a revolver to shoot a hole in a stack of four paintings of this person.
Several photographs of this smiling person feature in a photorealistic "vanitas" still life by Audrey Flack. Dorothy Podber used a revolver to shoot a hole in a stack of four paintings of this person. A paste-up by Richard Hamilton consisting of crossed-out negatives of this person is titled "my" this person. Another painting features a small image of this person at the center of a six-foot-tall canvas covered in metallic gold paint. This person's face is depicted in 25 colorful images and 25 black-and-white images composing a 1962 artwork; like similar pieces featuring Jackie Kennedy and Mao Zedong, that silkscreen "diptych" depicting this woman was made in "The Factory." For 10 points, name this actress whose image was repeatedly reproduced by Andy Warhol after her 1962 suicide.
Several photographs of this smiling person feature in a photorealistic "vanitas" still life by Audrey Flack.
Marilyn Monroe [accept either underlined portion; or Norma Jeane Baker; or Norma Jean Mortenson; accept My Marilyn or Marilyn Diptych]