ERNST HAAS "HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA" 1965 Claes Oldenburg print 1970s “Study for Eviscerated Chickens”

“Study for Eviscerated Chickens”

almost decorative

which established his reputation

The lithograph print is accented by a vibrant wash of orange pigment that animates Warhol’s signature linework

the Metropolitan

ERNST HAAS "HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA" 1965 Claes Oldenburg print 1970s “Study for Eviscerated Chickens”Ernst Haas (1921 1986) is a prolific Austrian American photographer and photojournalist. Haas made significant contributions to the advancement of photography over the course of his career spanning 40 years. Haas is best known for his early innovation with color photography, making his name synonymous with the medium. His dynamic 1953 story on New York, "Images of a Magic City" was the primary subject for LIFE Magazine's first color issue.