Patrick Johnson
December 30, 2014
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Andy Warhol became an icon for what he put on canvas, and now the artist’s estate will further the cause by taking his artwork to a different type of canvas – the Converse Chuck Taylor. The late pop art legend had a recurring motif of sneakers early on in his career, and now his most famous work like the Campbell’s Soup cans transfer over to the Converse classic in four new looks. Stay tuned for more regarding this limited collection in the future and grab a better look below.
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