Analysis Of Cambell's Soup Can By Andy Warhol

“Campbell's Soup Cans”, which is a piece made up of 32 canvases each illustrating a can of Cambell’s Soup, was produced by Andy Warhol in 1962. The painting is one of the most authentic representations of pop art because it is innovative and successfully incorporates the elements and principles of design. Warhol employed the following elements of design: line, shape, texture, form, and color. The element line and shape are represented because he used lines to create the can and the lid, which can be considered a rectangle and a circle, respectively. Texture is defined as how something feels visually, he portrays that the can of soup is smooth, nevertheless, illustrates that the lid is not a smooth surface as it has circular ridges. Due to the