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A large, framed artwork by Andy Warhol, titled "Coca-Cola Bottle" (1962), is displayed on a light-colored wall within a museum or gallery setting. The monochrome piece, executed in black and white, depicts a Coca-Cola bottle prominently in the lower-left to central portion, rendered with bold lines and textural brushstrokes. The iconic "Coca-Cola" script is visible on the bottle's label. Above and to the right of the bottle, the partial, stylized "Coca" script of the logo appears, with heavy, dripping black paint or ink covering the right side of the canvas. Various charcoal or graphite marks and washes create a textured background. The artwork is presented behind a reflective glass or acrylic panel, enclosed within a narrow, light-toned frame. Minor glare from overhead lighting is visible on the upper left of the protective panel. There are no people visible in the immediate scene. This artwork is located at the Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum in Madrid, Spain.
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