<span>Both artists used chiaroscuro, or contrast between light and dark.
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It is between A and C. C isn't as exaggerated as anguish would be and A looks devious. I'd go more along the lines of C.
C. a short write up about each, or most, of the photos
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By placing Marilyn Monroe's portraits in the diptych, Warhol was commenting on the saint-like nature that fans assign celebrities, which in turn causes the public to approach celebrities with some sense of holiness and immortality.
