Holy Terror: Andy Warhol Close Up

New York: HarperCollinsPublishers, 1990. xii, 514 pages, [32] pages of plates, illustrations; 22 cm. Tight, clean copy. Age toning. Dust jacket, with light edgewear, protected in a mylar cover.. OVERSIZE! No priority/air, except by special arrangement. Warhol's sidekick for m iuch of the seventies and eighties was Bob Colacello, editor of Interview magazine. CONTENTS: Prologue: I quit!; 1. The beginning; 2. Old country, new world; 3. New York, New York; 4. The rightest of the right-hand men; 5. Back to the future with Rita and Elvis; 6. Trashing through Germany and London; 7. Spring '71; 8. Guns and prayers; 9. Women in revolt; 10. Frederick of Union Square; 11. Meanwhile, the parties multiplied; 12. A pile of rocks; 13. Enter Bianca, exit Andrea; 14. Silvia Miles in Heat; 15. Nothing serious; 16. Roman candles; 17. It's all work; 18. Factory disputes; 19. Candy dies; 20. The jewels of Paulette; 21. Paris (and Philosophy); 22. Monte Carlo and HER; 23. Ladies and gentlemen, etc.; 24. New, improved; 25. A small work of art; 26. Portraits and ads; 27. Imelda; 28. The caviar club; 29. Playing both sides; 30. Andy at the White House; 31. Philosophy on tour; 32. Bad behavior; 33. On the road again; 34. Sex, lies, and Polaroids; 35. The life and death of the party; 36. Politics and dinner parties; 37. Falling apart; 38. Breaking even; 39. Conversations with Capote; 40. Exposures (aka Social Disease); 41. Up there; 42. Down there; 43. Jon, Jean-Michel, Paige, and Sam; 44. The end; Epilogue: Andy is everywhere.. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo.