Warhol had a lifelong fascination with Hollywood, demonstrated by his sequence of iconic photographs of celebrities corresponding to Marilyn Monroe and Elizabeth Taylor. He additionally expanded his medium into installations, most notably at the Stable Gallery in New York in 1964, replicating Brillo bins in their precise measurement after which screenprinting their label designs onto blocks made from plywood. In 1964 Warhol moved to 231 East 47th Street, calling it "The Factory." Having achieved moderate success as an artist by this level, he was able to make use of a number of assistants to help him execute his work. Empire…