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Artist and underground filmmaker Andy Warhol poses with one of Polaroid's new film cameras, the Polavision camera, which features instant replay on television screens, Feb. 1, 1978. (AP Photo/Dave Pickoff) ( WARHOL POLAVISION 1978 )

Pop artist Andy Warhol is shown in this 1987 file photo. One of his signature silver wigs brought $10,800 when put up on the block at Christies Auction House in New York, Thursday, June 22, 2006. The hairpiece was part of an auction of celebrity memorabilia. (AP Photo/File) ( CELEBRITY AUCTION )

Pop culture proponent Andy Warhol is shown attending a party in New York with Edie Sedgwick, an actress who has appeared in his underground films, 1965. (AP Photo) ( ANDY AND EDIE 1965 )

A cameraman films a painting by Andy Warhol entitled "Lemon Marilyn"during an auction preview in Hong Kong Wednesday, April 4, 2007. The painting estimated to be worth $15 million will go on sale at auction on May 16 in New York. (AP Photo/Vincent Yu) ( Hong Kong Lemon Marilyn )

Artist and underground filmmaker Andy Warhol is seen at his studio The Factory, Sept. 19, 1968. (AP Photo/Marty Lederhandler) ( WARHOL 1968 )

In this 1982 image released by Epic/Legacy Records, artist Andy Warhol, left, and publicist Susan Blond, second left, are shown backstage with members of The Clash, Paul Simonon, center, Joe Strummer and Terry Chimes, right, at Shea Stadium in New York. (AP Photo/Epic/Legacy Records, Bob Gruen) ( Music Clash At Shea )

A group of visitors to the Andy Warhol Museum view Warhol's "The Last Supper" while walking past a portion of a collaborative work with Jean-Michel Basquiat called "Ten Punching Bags (Last Supper)" at the museum in Pittsburgh, March 27, 2007. No longer the smoky steel town of days past, the hometown of pop artist Warhol is increasingly becoming known for its thriving arts community. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic) ( Pittsburgh Art Destination )

An 1984 Andy Warhol painting titled 'Eva Mudocci, in London, Wednesday Oct. 10, 2007. The painting will be part of the Post-War and Contemporary Art sale at Christie's in London on Oct. 14 and is estimated to fetch between 500,000 - 750,000 pounds (US$ 1 - 1.5 million, 740,000 - 1.1 million euros). (AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis) ( BRITAIN ART )

This undated handout photo provided by the National Portrait Galley shows the camouflage self-portrait of Andy Warhol, part of an exhibit entitled: “Hide/Seek: Difference and Desire in American Portraiture” which opened Oct. 30 and runs through Feb. 13, 2011. The Gallery stages the first major museum exhibit showing how sexual orientation and gender identity has been portrayed in American art through history. The installation featured 105 works by such masters as Thomas Eakins, Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg, Andy Warhol and others. (AP Photo/National Portrait Gallery) ( Art Sexual Orientation )

In this undated photo released by Christie’s Auction House, a circa 1963-64 painting by artist Any Warhol entitled “Self-Portrait” is shown. The painting was sold at auction by Christie’s in New York on Wednesday, May 11, 2011 for $38.4 million. (AP Photo/Christie’s Auction House) ( Warhol Self Portrait Auction )

In this 1964 photo provided by Allen Cooper Enterprises, artist Andy Warhol stands in a field of sunflowers Susans in New York. The image was featured in an exhibit entitled: "Before They Were Famous: Behind the Lens of William John Kennedy," which opened on April 19th at the Site/109 gallery in New York. (AP Photo/William John Kennedy via Allen Cooper Enterprises) ( Warhols Appeal )

In this 1964 photo provided by Allen Cooper Enterprises, artist Andy Warhol holds an unrolled acetate of "Marilyn" in his New York studio called "The Factory." The photo was featured in an exhibit entitled: "Before They Were Famous: Behind the Lens of William John Kennedy," which ran through April 29, 2012 at the Site/109 gallery in New York. (AP Photo/William John Kennedy via Allen Cooper Enterprises) ( Warhols Appeal )

Pop artist Andy Warhol, who often works with instant cameras, stands beside a portrait of himself taken with a Polaroid camera using 20x24 inch format film. Warhol is at a demonstration of new Polaroid products at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City on Jan. 31, 1978. He is holding a small tape recorder in his hands. (AP Photo) ( ANDY WARHOL )

FILE- This file photo provided by Christie's Auction House shows Andy Warhol's 1986 "Self Portrait," which was among the last of his paintings to be exhibited while he was alive. The painting sold at auction by Christie’s in New York on Wednesday, May 11, 2011 for $27.5 million. (AP Photo/Christie's, File) ( Warhol Self Portrait Auction )

From left, underground artist Andy Warhol, singer Grace Jones, talk show host Bill Boggs, child actor Mason Reese, actress Dina Merrill, and photographer Gordon Parks jog through New York's Central Park, Sept. 13, 1978, to promote an upcoming charity run later in September at Jones Beach State Park. The run will benefit the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation. (AP Photo/Ray Howard) ( CELEBS JUVENILE DIABETES 1978 )

Pop artist Andy Warhol holds up the red, white and blue poster of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy he created in order to raise $300,000 for the senator's presidential campaign through the sale of the poster, Feb. 4, 1980. Warhol, seen in his Manhattan studio, is flanked by Jean Kennedy Smith, right, and Kerry Kennedy, daughter of the late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. (AP Photo/Suzanne Vlamis) ( WARHOL KENNEDY 1980 )

Artist Andy Warhol, right, stands next to a poster in red, white and blue of Senator Edward Kennedy that he created to help launch a nationwide fund raising campaign for the senator at an opening at the Brewster gallery on Monday, March 3, 1980 in New York. The posters, produced in a limited edition, will be sold through Kennedy for President headquarters throughout the nation. With Warhol are, from left: Patricia Kennedy Lawford, with her nieces Kerry and Courtney, daughters of the late Sen. Robert Kennedy. (AP Photo/Rick Booklet) ( Andy Warhol )

Edmonton Oilers center Wayne Gretzky, left, poses with Andy Warhol and Canadian Ambassador Ken Taylor, after Warhol unveiled his portrait of Gretzky at the St. Moritz Hotel in New York, Dec. 12, 1983. (AP Photo/Mario Suriani) ( WARHOL GRETZKY 1983 )

Andy Warhol with unidentified man are shown seated in front of Warhol's Cabbage Patch Doll paintings and holding Cabbage Patch Dolls, circa 1985 in an undated photo. (AP Photo/Dave Pickoff) ( Warhol Cabbage Patch )

Donald Trump owner of New York's Trump Tower, holds the bridle of a polo pony while talking to Andy Warhol on Nov. 4, 1983. Yale University polo player Eric Stever sits astride the horse. (AP Photo/Mario Suriani) ( TRUMP WARHOL )

Artist and underground filmmaker Andy Warhol poses with one of Polaroid's new film cameras, the Polavision camera, which features instant replay on television screens, Feb. 1, 1978. (AP Photo/Dave Pickoff) ( WARHOL POLAVISION 1978 )

Margaret Trudeau, estranged wife of Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, dances at New York's Studio 54 discotheque at night on Monday, Jan. 17, 1978. (AP Photo/ Richard Drew) ( NY Nightclub Studio 54 )

Pop artists Andy Warhol, left, and Jean-Michel Basquiat pose in front of their collaborative paintings on display at the Tony Shafrazi Gallery in Manhattan's SoHo section, New York, September 24, 1985. They collaborated on 16 untitled canvases. Warhol painted the company logos and Basquiat, who has roots in the graffiti movement, added dashes of color and commentary. Warhol, working in oils for the first time since 1962, said of the collaboration: "I just did some, and he did some. We didn't think too much about it. It was fun doing." The canvases were offered at between $50,000 and $80,000 a piece. (AP Photo/Richard Drew) ( WARHOL BASQUIAT SHOWING )

Artist Andy Warhol, center, and Grace Jones, right, wearing fur hat, are seen attending Maria Shriver's wedding to Arnold Schwarzenegger in Hyannisport, Mass., April 26, 1986. Others are unidentified. (AP Photo) ( WARHOL JONES 1986 )

Andy Warhol at the off Broadway play “Some Men Need Help” in New York on Jan. 13, 1982. He is with Treat Williams, Liza Minnelli, and Anthony Quinn. (AP Photo/Suriani) ( Andy Warhol )

Margaret Trudeau, estranged wife of Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, dances at New York's Studio 54 discotheque at night on Monday, Jan. 17, 1978. (AP Photo/Richard Drew) ( NY Nightclub Studio 54 )

Pop artist Andy Warhol, center, accompanied by Factory regulars Ultra Violet, left and Viva, right, attend a preview of the film "I Love You, Alice B. Toklas," starring Peter Sellers and Leigh Taylor-Young, Oct. 1968. (AP Photo) ( WARHOL ALICE B TOKLAS 1968 )

Andy Warhol shows his latest work "Brillo", at the Four Seasons' showing of the nation's largest collection of pop art, March 14, 1965, for the benefit of the Mental Health campaign. He is joined by model Robin MacDonald and artist Jane Wagner, (right) both wearing pop dresses designed by Crazy Horse. (AP Photo/ho) ( POP AND CIRCUMSTANCE )

Artist Andy Warhol, right, is seen with German singer Nico, during a party at his studio, Sept. 19, 1968. (AP Photo/Marty Lederhandler) ( WARHOL AND NICO 1968 )

Underground filmmaker Andy Warhol, right, is seen with his superstar, Viva, during a party at this studio in New York, Sept. 19, 1968. Others are unidentified. (AP Photo/Marty Lederhandler) ( WARHOL AND VIVA 1968 )

Pop artist Andy Warhol is seen, Nov. 12, 1969. (AP Photo) ( Andy Warhol 1969 )

Underground filmmaker Andy Warhol, right, talks with French actress/artist Martine Barrat during a party at The Factory, Warhol's studio in New York, Sept. 19, 1968. It is the first party Warhol has given since being shot by an actress who had appeared in one of his films. (AP Photo/Marty Lederhandler) ( WARHOL BARRAT 1968 )

Artist Andy Warhol is pictured with his series of prints titled "The Brillo Boxes" at the Tate Gallery in London, Feb. 15, 1971. (AP Photo/Press Association) ( WARHOL BRILLO 1971 )

American pop artist Andy Warhol, right, is shown with Geri Miller, who plays Josie in his play "Pork," at a news conference at the Ritz Hotel in London, England, on Aug. 2, 1971. (AP Photo) ( LONDON MILLER WARHOL )

Notables of society, diplomacy, and entertainment gathered at the Rivoli Theatre and the Americana Hotel for the motion picture World Premiere of "Fiddler On The Roof" Wednesday November 3, 1971. The benefit performance for the Will Rogers Memorial Hospital was followed by a Champagne Supper Dance at the Americana. Shown here, left to right, are some underground filmmakers who attended the premiere festivities: Candy Darling, Andy Warhol, and Sylvia Miles. (AP Photo/ho) ( WARHOL )

Artist Andy Warhol is shown at Elaine's restaurant in Manhattan's Upper East Side in New York City on Aug. 20, 1975. (AP Photo/Suzanne Vlamis) ( ANDY WARHOL )

Artists Andy Warhol, left, and Jamie Wyeth pose beside their portraits of each other in New York, June 2, 1976. (AP Photo/Dave Pickoff) ( WARHOL WYETH 1976 )

Jimmy Carter (left) shakes hands at a picnic given by the Capricorn Record Co., August 20, 1976 in Macon, Ga. With a camera to his eye in the background is pop artist Andy Warhol who will take the Democratic presidential nominee's picture at his home today. Two hundred copies of the photo will be sold at $2,000 a piece, with proceeds going to the National Democratic Committee. (AP Photo) ( Clicking Away )

Pop artist Andy Warhol poses next to his painting, "Jimmy Carter 76," at a reception on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., on June 14, 1977. The work is part of a collection titled "Inaugural Impressions" on display in the offices of the House Administration Committee. (AP Photo) ( ANDY WARHOL )

Artist Andy Warhol, left, makes a photograph of soccer superstar Pele on July 26, 1977. Warhol plans to use the photograph when painting a portrait of Pele. Warhol has been commissioned to make a series of portraits of athletic stars. (AP Photo/Claudia Larson) ( ANDY WARHOL )

Artist Andy Warhol, left, chats to soccer superstar Pele about a portrait he is making of him. In background is a poster with a photograph of Pele in action. Warhol has been commissioned to make a series of portraits of athletic stars. New York, July. 26, 1977. (AP Photo/Claudia Larson) ( ANDY WARHOL )

Pop artist Andy Warhol, left, is shown photographing Muhammad Ali, his infant daughter, Hanna, and wife, Veronica, Thursday, August 18, 1977, at Ali's training camp in Deer Lake, Pa. (AP Photo) ( WARHOL ALI )

Popularizing a new style, artist Andy Warhol paints decorations on the thigh of Leigh Taylor-Young, starring in "I Love You, Alice B. Toklas," at L'Etoile Restaurant in New York, Oct. 1, 1968. Miss Taylor-Young wears a painted butterfly on her thigh in the new comedy, and thus became the first screen star to wear the new fashion in a film. (AP Photo) ( WARHOL )

Pop artist Andy Warhol, right, photographs professional golfer Jack Nicklaus for an exhibition on athletes in Cincinnati, Ohio, in Sept. 1977. (AP Photo) ( JACK NICKLAUS ANDY WARHOL )

Rolling Stones lead singer Mick Jagger, right, is shown with pop artist Andy Warhol during a promotion for his band's new album, "Love You Live," at Trax, a midtown New York City nightspot, Friday, Sept. 23, 1977. (AP Photo) ( NYC WARHOL JAGGER )