Andy Warhol's notable piece "Mao," produced in 1972, featured in the exhibition

Andy Warhol's iconic 1972 artwork "Mao," a vivid portrayal of the Chinese leader, is prominently featured in the exhibition. This piece is renowned for its bold colors and pop art style, which Warhol used to critique and comment on political figures and mass media. As part of his larger series, "Mao" reflects Warhol's fascination with fame and power, using repetition and vibrant hues to create a striking visual impact.
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