This image was given the Warhol Marilyn Monroe graphic treatment in a forgery created by Gerard Mala
This image was given the Warhol Marilyn Monroe graphic treatment in a forgery created by Gerard Malanga. A subtle "F" was added to the shoulder of the person in this image in a new rendition of it by Irish artist Jim Fitzpatrick. Giangiacomo Feltrinelli popularized this image and placed his copyright in a corner instead of crediting the original artist. Paul Davis painted this image for New York City subway billboards advertising an issue of the Evergreen Review. Because this image was taken with a Leica M2 camera with a 90-mm lens, the company Leica itself used it in an ad campaign. (*) Alberto Korda took the original black-and-white version of this photograph at a memorial service for the victims of the La Coubre freighter explosion, but it is best-known for the colored version in which the background is red and the star on the subject's beret is yellow. For 10 points, name this iconic photograph of a Latin American revolutionary.
This image was given the Warhol Marilyn Monroe graphic treatment in a forgery created by Gerard Malanga.
Guerrillero Heroico [or Heroic Guerrilla Fighter; or the famous photograph of Che Guevara; accept equivalents