Marilyn Monroe was the first of the print-publishing of Andy Warhol, which is created in 1967. He used the same style with 10 different color variations. Each image was printed from five different screens: one had a photographic image and four others with different areas of color. Indeed, the pictures were repetitive. About repetitions, Warhol said: “<span>The more you look at the same exact thing, the more the meaning goes away, and the better and emptier you feel."
In this below-attached picture, you can see the complete series. </span>
