Andy Warhol's artistic output was deeply influenced by the historical context of the post-war consumer culture and the rise of mass media. His work in pop art reflected the commercialization of society, incorporating iconic advertising images and celebrity culture. Warhol's innovative techniques, such as silkscreen printing, challenged traditional notions of art and authenticity. His art served as a commentary on the superficiality of modern life, influencing contemporary art and establishing his legacy as a pivotal figure in the art world.