Great place for information on Andy Warhol. The foundation was established according to Andy Warhol's will in order to advance the visual arts.

Collection of 42 Andy Warhol pieces. Good quality images of his works, however you have to register with the site in order to enter the collection.

The Andy Warhol Museum has extensive permanent art galleries of Andy Warhol's work. Good place to go and visit if you are in the Pittsburgh area.

Another interview with Andy Warhol and Bridget Berlin. They talk about pop art. They also talk about Bridget doing his paintings.

Interview of Andy Warhol in 1964. Here you get to see his quintessential evasive responses where he says primarily 'um yes' or 'um no'.

Interesting conversation between Andy Warhol and Edie Sedgwick his 'Superstar' actress. The video is just a series of pictures, but the dialog is good even if the sound quality is old-fashioned.

Another photo of Andy Warhol. Here is a better look at what this iconic American looked like.

This is the iconic Campbell's soup can painting by Warhol. His commercial art for iconic American products is still what he is perhaps most famous for.

Famous Andy Warhol print of American icon, Marilyn Monroe. He painted it using a photographic still of Marilyn Monroe from the 1953 movie Niagara.

The Philosophy of Andy Warhol: (From A to B and Back Again) is Andy Warhol's own writing concerning his perspectives on everything from himself to love to art and commercialism.

This is an online version of the book titled Andy Warhol, which was cowritten by Andy, Annette Michelson, and BHD Buchloh.

This gives a summary of the life and career of the iconic American pop artist, Andy Warhol. It is comprised of autobiographical content which has been edited by Kynaston McShine.