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Marcelle Roulin
'The circle
in which the artist told him he had had to shorten his stay due to the bad weather and come back empty-handed
is an allegorical tool used by Banksy in his criticism of the human race
suave forms and silhouettes and surprising colour combinations
Aretha Franklin - Queen Of Soul - Andy Warhol - Pop Art Painting - Posters Frame:Rolled Marcelle RoulinAretha Franklin rose to prominence in the late 1960s, at a time when Warhol was already thoroughly integrated into the famous circles of New York City. She became known as the Queen of Soul, solidifying her role as a leading cultural figure, and in 1986, Warhol created the album sleeve for Franklins vinyl record, Aretha; the present work was executed in the same year, just one year prior to Warhols death in 1987. The present work portrays Franklin
