Updated: May 2002

"Andy Warhol: The Factory Years 1964-1967 gives a very good idea of what life looked like when you spent time with Warhol. For those who cannot get enough of Warhol, this book is a must have. For fans of photography, this is also an excellent book as Finkelstein has a great eye. Of particular interest are his portraits of sometime Velvet Underground singer, Nico." —Picture

"...a collection of gritty, street-smart images by Nat Finkelstein, a free-lance, semi-court photographer of that Manhattan emporium of fashion and fad. He records it as stunt and circus, after-school party and assembly line....Finkelstein is a scrappy raconteur, a snappy analyst. 'Andy was like a Greek god: he ate his children,' he writes." —The Morning Call

"A photographic account of an epoch-making scene. Nat Finkelstein acted a a court photographer to Andy Warhol's Factory during these years, and his photographs are accompanied by a selection of personal recollections and commentary on the work produced in this period." —"Favorites of 2000," Ursus Art Books Newsletter

Bonus Broadcast Appearance !!
"The Big Picture" Bloomberg Radio — January 9, 2001 at 10:00 am