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A shopping bag manufactured for Andy Warhol's exhibition at the Institute of Contemporary Art Boston in 1966. Campbell's soup cans, which are synonymous with Warhol, are silk-screened on kraft paper bags that are often seen today. An exquisite combination that means mass production and mass consumption of both materials and patterns. The frame is made by YATAYA in Ginza.
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