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Andy Warhol, the father of pop art, enjoyed a complicated relationship with the women in his life. While he idolised many of his iconic muses - and they, the "superstars" of his Factory studio, adored him - he has also been portrayed as a controlling misogynist; the man whom feminist writer Valerie Solanas infamously shot in the chest after a row over a script in 1968. What's for certain is that he was drawn to headstrong, unconventional and expressive women who weren't afraid to be themselves.
On the 25th anniversary of Warhol's death, we look at some of the key women in his life, with photos of both the muses themselves and the art they inspired. Click on to delve into the world of Warhol's divas...
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Warhol was enchanted by Marilyn Monroe and this… More details
Sports Illustrated model Cheryl Tiegs was a close… More details
Warhol's prediction that "in the future,… More details
New York socialite and "Deb of the… More details
Warhol found Jackie Kennedy an irresistible… More details
Warhol first met Joan Collins in the mid-1980s… More details
Model Nico (bottom centre) captivated Warhol when… More details
Viva introduced herself to Warhol at an art… More details
Warhol was close friends with both John Lennon… More details
Diane von Furstenberg schmoozed with Warhol in… More details
Warhol's love of Liza Minnelli represented his… More details
Of all Warhol's Factory muses, socialite and… More details
Little wonder blonde bombshell and Blondie star… More details
Andy Warhol's 1966 film Chelsea Girls was set in… More details