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Peter Phillips, a founding figure of British Pop Art whose vibrant, iconoclastic canvases helped define a new visual language ...

HE created the iconic image that’s adorned the walls of millions of homes across the globe – but passed up the opportunity to make hundreds of thousands in royalty cash. And Dublin ...

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With his famous wig and shades, Warhol cultivated a mysterious, enigmatic persona. Now a new exhibition with unprecedented access reveals the man behind the elaborate façade.