28 Unseen Andy Warhol Digital Works Recovered from 1985 Floppy Disks

In 1985, pop art icon Andy Warhol created digital artwork on an Amiga computer as part of a commission for Commodore International. Decades later, researchers working with The Andy Warhol Museum managed to retrieve 28 previously unknown images from old floppy disks. The files had been locked in an outdated format, making them inaccessible for nearly 30 years. The recovered works include digital renditions of iconic Warhol subjects such as Campbell's soup cans, Marilyn Monroe, Venus, and self-portraits.