Campbell’s Soup Cans I: Pepper Pot 51 is a screen print by Andy Warhol created in 1968. It is one of ten prints included in his Campbell’s Soup Cans I portfolio. Originally, Warhol painted the soup cans in 1962 as part of 32 Campbell’s Soup Cans. Six years later, he revisited the concept using the novel screen print technique for the sake of creating a more exact reproduction. As a result, the portfolio is a direct resemblance of Campbell’s original design. The print is simple and bold in its colors, symmetry, and design, evoking themes of advertisement and the mass-production of consumer goods. As some of his most notable work, the Campbell’s Soup Can reflects Warhol’s main fascinations with modern society. This series, as well as Campbell’s Soup II, comprise some of Warhol’s most valuable printed works.