So iconic the Andy Warhol image, which is so famous.

Oh, there you are with Andy.

But here's the actual actual painting has been reproduced so many times.

But you still have an original.

Right?

So you're okay.

I'm okay.

Where is it?

Is it in your house?

No, it's on the road.

Say, I sent it out on the road.

I It's touring with its touring with.

Really?

It's Ah, it's at the Chicago Art Institute right now.

There's a, uh, very big retrospective of all of Andy's work, which I found Ah, revelation.

I mean, I had no idea that he did some of the things that you know very early on.

Very, uh, genius.

Really?

Cause you Arnold, you were quite a part of that world.

He was a fan of yours.

Yes, Samantha.

Jamie wife, who was a famous painter in America, painted me at that time.

It was host studio.

And then what hope was there debris much every day.

And then he took a Polaroid child.

But there's one instead of painting me also, that's it.

That's one of them.

But there's one of flexing the muscles and he liked that one.

And it was a ll kinds of weird stuff that was going on there.

One day I walked in, the jimmy wires was painting me, and that was holding this post and mixing.

And always there was this big table and it was like a 10 12 naked main coming into the room.

And then they were lying on top of the table and on top of each other.

And then Andy would rearrange it, notice up, then he would take a shot with a certain lighting.

I would take a photograph, a Polaroid, and then he will come to me and he would say, Just look at this.

If you cut this often, cut this off.

It looks like landscapes.

I'm going to call it the landscapes.

That's exactly the painting that he did it just off the ass is kind of like when really you couldn't really tell you Really?

What itwas you know.

And he didn't paint it that so he was very creative.

He was a genius in the way he went about his art and the dead time.

It was not as much appreciated, but I think that when he passed away and people realized what kind of a great artist wasn't.

Now, of course, his artists selling for 60 $80 million in auctions.

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