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(Campbell Soup, 2017) Today, Campbell’s is the World leader in canned soup production, and the brand is sold in 120 countries (Campbell Soup, 2017) In addition to canned soup, Campbell’s produces canned pasta, packaged snack foods, canned fruit, processed tomato juices, sauces in a can and chocolate (Campbell Soup, 2017)

Campbells Soup Turnaround Struggle of an American Icon

Campbell’s manufactures, markets, and sells a mixture of high-quality branded food and beverage products Campbell is organized in three reportable business segments: 1) Americas Simple Meals and Beverages which includes retail and food service businesses in the US and Canada Products include Campbell’s soup, Prego pasta sauce, Swanson

Campbell’s Soup - Government of New Jersey

enabled Campbell’s to remain one of the most successful companies in the United States Currently, Campbell’s has added a variety of new soups and packaging, as well as entering into social media and smartphone apps, in order to maintain its success But after 1970, canned soup consumption began to decline In 1980, Campbell’s closed its

Andy Warhol - MoMA

Campbell’s Soup Cans (1962) Warhol’s first important solo exhibition took place at the Ferus Gallery, Los Angeles, in the summer of 1962 [fig 10] It consisted of these thirty-two canvases representing all the varieties of soup then sold by the Campbell’s Soup Company Each one simul-

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Marilyn Monroe and Campbell’s soup cans, we now have cloned sheep Regrettably, it is Warhol’s capacity for hyperbole rather than his intelligence and ironic vision that permeates the current debate on cloning It would be unfair to judge hastily written op-ed pieces, popular talk shows, and late-night radio programs by the

Visual Rhetoric/Visual Literacy Series - Duke University

period that produced it Andy Warhol’s famous paintings of Campbell’s soup cans would have been incomprehensible in eighteenth-century India, while the complicated religious symbolism of Hindu paintings would baffle most twentieth-century Americans If you’re writing about a painting, research the

WORKING PAPER Revising the Canon: How Andy Warhol Became the

exhibition of paintings, at Los Angeles’ Ferus Gallery in 1962, his portraits of Campbell’s soup cans were priced at $100 each, just a tenth of what he was then receiving for a commercial drawing, and only six were bought by collectors And when Irving Blum, the gallery owner,

Andy Warhols Silver Elvises: Meaning through Context at the

Campbell's Soup cans and the silk screens of Marilyn Mon roe, the silver Elvises have garnered their share of critical attention In 1971, the critic John Coplans linked them with the rebelliousness of rock and roll and provocatively de scribed their installation at the Ferus as a kind of "musical

The Many Faces of Andy Warhol

paintings such as Campbell’s Soup Cans and the Marilyn Monroe series In Crow’s article, he attempts to explain Warhol’s motivation behind these works—specifically, the Marilyn series— as ―a lengthy act of mourning‖ due to its timely creation only a few weeks after Monroe’s death 8

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Visual Rhetoric/Visual Literacy Series - Duke University

WORKING PAPER Revising the Canon: How Andy Warhol Became the

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The Many Faces of Andy Warhol