The Timeline of Andy Warhol

His real name was Andrew Warhola, and he was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in his mother's bedroom.

He graduated from Holmes Elementary School in 1942, then headed to Schenly High School.

Andy enrolls into the Carnegie Institute of Design and Technology.

Andy starts his commercial art career in NYC and lives there untill his death in 1987.

Andy creates pop art for the Loft Gallery in New York City.

Andy starts to expose his own comics and advertised pop art.

Marilyn Monroe and Campbell's Soup Cans art is created with silk-screened photographs.

Ethel Skull, Elvis Prezley, and Elizabeth Taylor portraits are finished works of art.

Andy retires from pop art for a year, and moves into filming movies in non-mainstreaming theaters.

Andy's father dies of tuberculosis after Andy graduated from Holmes Elementary School. His father went to work that day, and the family never saw him again.