Lego 31197 Art is a creative and immersive art experience that allows you to build and display iconic art pieces. With a variety of sets to choose from, you can create stunning portraits of Marilyn Monroe, Andy Warhol, The Beatles, or other famous figures. Each set includes detailed instructions and a unique soundtrack to enhance your building experience. Whether you're a seasoned Lego builder or a complete beginner, Lego 31197 Art is the perfect way to relax, de-stress, and create something truly special.
Lego 31197 Art is a creative and immersive art experience that allows you to build and display iconic art pieces. With a variety of sets to choose from, you can create stunning portraits of Marilyn Monroe, Andy Warhol, The Beatles, or other famous figures. Each set includes detailed instructions and a unique soundtrack to enhance your building experience. Whether you're a seasoned Lego builder or a complete beginner, Lego 31197 Art is the perfect way to relax, de-stress, and create something truly special.
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Imagine crafting your own wall art. Maybe it’s a passion that fascinates you, or maybe it’s the
promise of an immersive creative experience like no other: a piece of iconic art you can build from
scratch, paired with a unique soundtrack curated around the world of Andy Warhol. You can listen as
you build, at your own pace, and get the inside story. Relax and reconnect with your creative side.
Create something you’ll love and give your living space a touch of the iconic.
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WELCOME TO LEGO
®
ART. READY TO DIVE IN?
Your LEGO
®
Art
set is created by
Senior Designer
Kitt Kossmann
and Design Lead
Christopher Stamp
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The man who once quipped
he “came from nowhere”
was born Andrew Warhola
in 1928. Raised in Pittsburgh,
PA, he became a successful
commercial illustrator in 1950’s
Manhattan. From there he would go on to shock
the art world, cross over into mainstream celebrity,
and democratise art with his wildly accessible work
drawing from mass culture, everyday objects and the
seemingly mundane.
By choosing to be at once enigmatic and overexposed
– Truman Capote once described him as “a sphinx
without a secret” – Andrew Warhola turned the Andy
Warhol persona into his greatest creation.
Andy Warhol by
Andrew Warhola
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A true multimedia artist, during his four-decade tenure Warhol created
paintings, drawings, sculptures, fashion designs, photographs and up to 610
‘time capsules’ filled with objects from his daily life. Obsessed with applying
industrial-style production methods to art, Warhol perfected the silkscreen
printing technique in his New York studio, which he named ‘The Factory.’
Warhol at Work
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The Factory was more than an art studio.
It was a hangout for bohemians, free-thinkers and
socialites, known as the Warhol Superstars.
Art is what
you can get away with
Andy Warhol
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Warhol’s iconic celebrity portraits are some of his most
recognisable pieces, but his subject matter stretched
well beyond the human form.
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Since its founding in 1987, in accordance with Warhol’s
will, The Andy Warhol Foundation has established itself
among the leading funders of contemporary art in the
United States. The Foundation has distributed over
USD 200,000,000 in cash grants which support
the creation, presentation and documentation of
contemporary visual arts, particularly work that is
experimental, under-recognised or challenging in
nature. Proceeds the Foundation receives from licensing
projects such as this contribute to the Foundation’s
endowment from which these grants are distributed.
About the
Andy Warhol
Foundation
for the Visual
Arts, Inc.
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Warhol based his colourful
portraits of Marilyn on a black and
white publicity photograph of the
actress from her 1953 fi lm Niagara.
In true form, he’d sell them for as
little as USD 250.
Marilyn Monroe (Marilyn), 1967
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Only a few other fi gures embody
the turbulent glamour of 1960’s
America like Marilyn Monroe. Andy
Warhol began working on his fi rst
set of Marilyn portraits shortly after
her death. In 1998, one of those
portraits would set the record as
the highest price paid for a Warhol
piece at the time – USD 17.3 million.
The portrait of Marilyn you now
own is a quintessentially Warholian
piece of art – an icon recreated by
an icon. Now it’s your turn.
Happy building!
Marilyn Made by You
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SOUN DTRACK
Only in English
LISTEN
Start your exclusive unique
soundtrack and immerse yourself
in the world of Andy Warhol.
BUILD
Follow the simple instructions in
this book to create your iconic
piece of art.
RELAX
LEGO
®
Art is the perfect way
to disconnect, de-stress and
recharge.
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Lego 31197 Art is a creative and immersive art experience that allows you to build and display iconic art pieces. With a variety of sets to choose from, you can create stunning portraits of Marilyn Monroe, Andy Warhol, The Beatles, or other famous figures. Each set includes detailed instructions and a unique soundtrack to enhance your building experience. Whether you're a seasoned Lego builder or a complete beginner, Lego 31197 Art is the perfect way to relax, de-stress, and create something truly special.
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