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Julia Warhola ( Rusyn: Юлія Вархола; born Juliana Justina Zavaczki ( Rusyn: Юлія Юстінія Завацка; Slovak: Júlia Justína Zavacká ); November 20, 1891, village of Mikó, Austria-Hungary (now Miková, Slovakia [1]) – November 22, 1972, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, U.S.) was the mother of the American artist Andy Warhol . Life.
Time Capsule 21: Julia Warhola. Born in Pittsburgh in 1928, Andy Warhol grew up within the Carpatho‑Rusyn immigrant community, whose culture and Eastern rite Catholicism were passed down by his mother Julia Zavacky Warhola.
Julia Warhola was Andy Warhol’s mother. Most family members would agree that Julia was the single most influential person in Andy’s life. Her creative talents were the main source of Andy’s artistic genius. She was born, Julia Zavacky in Mikova, Czechoslovakia on November 17,1892. She married Ondreij Warhola in 1909 and immigrated to the ...
8 de may. de 2015 · May 8, 2015. By Jessica Warchall. Andy Warhol’s mother Julia Warhola immigrated to the United States from Eastern Europe in 1921, joining her husband Andrej who had left for America nearly eight years prior. The couple had three sons, Paul, John, and Andrew (Andy), the youngest, who was born in 1928. Julia and Warhol had a close relationship.
1 de sept. de 2016 · Julia Warhola was born in what is now called Slovakia. Growing up she learned a variety of arts and crafts from her immediate family, who deeply valued the arts. She loved to sing, and often sang the folk songs she had learned as a young girl. Julia also practiced embroidery, hand-making paper and tin flowers, and decorating eggs.
22 de feb. de 2016 · Artes. Las mujeres de Andy Warhol. Como gurú de la modernidad, el hijo de Julia Warhola no solo supo capturar el lado violento y escabroso de Estados Unidos en los años 60, sino que aprovechó la fascinación del público por ciertas heroínas y las convirtió con estilo propio en casi símbolos religiosos. Lunes, 22 Febrero, 2016 - 12:30.
Exploring TC 540: Julia Warhola. February 28, 2013. By Elaina Vitale. Andy Warhol’s mother Julia Warhola moved from Pittsburgh to New York City in 1952, where she lived with Warhol until 1970. In this video, we take a look at some examples of Julia’s striking handwriting from Time Capsule 540.
