Andy WarholAuthor of The Philosophy of Andy Warhol (From A to B and Back Again)Also known as: Andy Warhol, Andya Warhol, ed. Pat Hackett, Andy; b7 Warhol, Pat Hackett Andy Warhol, Pat; Warhol Hackett Andy ... (see complete list), Andy; Hackett Warhol Pat (editor), Andy] Hackett, Pat, editor [Warhol
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