The Campbell’s Soup Cans I complete portfolio by Andy Warhol consists of ten prints of Campbell’s Soup cans from 1968. It is one of the artist’s most famous and controversial series, which helped him champion the Pop Art movement. It is Warhol’s second series Campbell’s Soup Can prints, debuting six years after his original 32 Campbell’s Soup Cans paintings and followed by the Campbell’s Soup Cans II portfolio from 1969. The thirty-two canvases that make up the original Campbell’s Soup Cans series include hand-painted illustrations of thirty-two different flavors of Campbell’s soup. The star of Warhol’s first solo gallery exhibition in 1962, the original Campbell’s Soup Cans series is one of his earliest, most compelling works.