Warhol was an early adopter of the silkscreen printmaking process.

沃霍尔是早期采用丝工艺的一批人。

He then silk screens a photograph of Marilyn 50 times.

然后他将玛丽莲的照片用丝了50次。

Warhol and his team used screen printing to create multiple copies of images in record time.

沃霍尔和他的团队利用丝技术，在创纪录的时间内复制了多幅图。

His early works from the 1960s included screen-prints of Mickey Mouse and Popeye.

他在 1960 年代的早期作品包括米老鼠和大力水手的丝。

One of the world's most well-known artists and a cult-figure of the 1960's, he's as instantly recognisable as his brightly-coloured screenprints.

他是世界上最著名的艺术家之一，并且是上世纪60年代的偶人物，他就他的鲜艳的丝一样，可以立即被人认出来。

I got the Doodle Crate where I can get creative with screen printing and design my own custom backpack.

我得到了涂鸦箱，在那里我可以通过丝发挥创意并设计我自己的定制背包。

Your test lies madness in the way of almost every photograph to a silkscreen or a lithograph or any editing.

你的考验在于几乎每一张照片都被丝、平版或辑的方式疯狂。

Rauschenberg used discarded  ready-made objects in his works before silkscreen printing made it easier  to transfer photographs onto his paintings.

在丝技术能够更轻松地将照片转移到画作上之前，劳森伯格曾在其作品中使用废弃的现成品。

We can only assume Andy Warhol thought so too, because around 1962 he started using screen printing in his works.

我们只能假设安迪·沃霍尔也是这么认为的，因为大约在 1962 年， 他开始在他的作品中使用丝。

One of Warhol's most famous screen prints is the Marilyn Diptych, which blurs the lines between religious and celebrity iconography, exploring who we worship and why.

沃霍尔最著名的丝作品之一是《玛丽莲·双联画》，它模糊了宗教与名人偶之间的界限，探讨了我们崇拜的对象及其原因。

Warhol's new works were screenprinted doubles  of original wooden " Brillo" soap pad boxes, indiscernible in size, shape or form from the  product itself.

沃霍尔的新作品是原始木制" Brillo" 肥皂盒的双面丝, 在尺寸、形状或形式上与产品本身无法区分。

Jasper Johns reimagined iconic imagery like the American flag; Robert Rauschenberg employed silk-screen printings and found objects; and Larry Rivers used images of mass-produced goods.

Jasper Johns 重新构想了美国国旗等标志性图;罗伯特·劳森伯格 （Robert Rauschenberg） 采用丝和现成品;和 Larry Rivers 使用了大规模生产商品的图。

He used photographic silkscreen printing to create his celebrity portraits, enabling him to reproduce recognisable images already out in public - like publicity shots, or tabloid photographs.

他使用照相丝来创作名人肖，使他能够复制已经公开的知名图，例如宣传照或小报照片。

His series Flowers, for example, consisted of large flower paintings done by Warhol himself, as well as an estimated 900 separate smaller prints, with assistants helping him to produce up to 80 prints a day.

例如，他的《花卉》系列不仅包括由他本人创作的大型花卉画作，还包括大约 900 幅较小的丝作品，助手们每天最多可帮助他制作 80 幅。

The exhibition of Ghostwriter is in London now at the Edel Assanti gallery, and it uses a hand-drawn map that's screen printed on to the walls of the gallery to kind of carry you along the story.

Ghostwriter 的展览现在在伦敦的 Edel Assanti 画廊举行，它使用一张手绘地图， 将其丝在画廊的墙壁上， 以带您了解这个故事。

They treat his work like a commodity and reason that the Goldsmith photograph and the Warhol silkscreen are both licensed to magazines to go with articles about prints, so they're serving the same purpose in the same market.

他们将他的作品视为商品，并认为戈德史密斯的照片和沃霍尔的丝都被授权给杂志，与有关版画的文章一起使用，因此它们在同一市场中服务于相同的目的。

On more than one occasion a buyer has purchased something very cheaply, only to later discover its true value – such as a screen print bought for 99p and later found to be by English artist Ben Nicholson.

不止一次，一位买家以非常便宜的价格购买了一些东西，后来才发现它的真正价值——比如一张 99 便士的丝品， 后来发现是英国艺术家本·尼科尔森 (Ben Nicholson) 的作品。