It has been perceived throughout time that an artist's inspiration has had an impact on what was meaningful in that era and Andy Wahol was no exception to that rule. In fact because he was a prominent artist his words amplified loud and clear throughout the expression of his work. "During the 1960's Andy Wahol depiction of death and violence were marked by a sense of distance as through he had tapped into a vein of distinct apathy that seams to characterize the modern public understanding of tragedy and death (Artfacts 1)."

Even thought Wahol lived in an era were misfortunes became abundant I think that his work is cynicism towards the world. I suppose that is why he would repeat the images again and again like his 1962 oil on canvas painting of Green Coco Cola Bottles. I believe that he chooses the color green as a representation of...