ANDY WARHOL `S INDEX

Andy Warhol's Index (Book) is a landmark of 1960s book design, first published in 1967 by Random House. This experimental work serves as an artistic exploration of the artist's life and aesthetic, incorporating various multimedia elements including pop-up illustrations, fold-outs, collage additions, and photographs. The book features notable components such as a pop-up castle, a red accordion, and a biplane pop-up, alongside recordings from The Velvet Underground. It is often described as an unpaginated work of art in book form, reflecting Warhol's surreal and psychedelic approach to the medium. Originally released in a limited edition of 5,000 copies, it remains a significant artifact of Pop Art history.