By the 1960s, the New York art world was in a rut, the very unique and popular canvases of the Abstract Expressionists of the Nineteen Forties and ’50s had become cliché. Warhol was one of many artists that felt the want to deliver back imagery into his work. The gallery proprietor Art Galery and inside designer Muriel Latow gave Warhol the idea of portray soup cans, when she instructed to him that he should paint objects that individuals use every day . He painted Campbell’s soup cans, Brillo packing containers, and Coca-Cola bottles from 1962 onward.
