Eros And Mortality: The Late Male Nudes

Warhol had a special relationship with the camera.

He always carried a camera in his last years.

It was integral to his aesthetic practice from the early pictures of Marilyn Monroe and Elvis Presley.

The photograph formed a link between his obsessive concerns with the world of advertising, with the reproductive capacity of the technology of modernity, with commercialism, and, above all, with the circulation of icons of celebrity.