A woman sits in front of Blue Shot Marilyn as part of the exhibition, Warhol in the Museo della Fondazione Roma, Palazzo Cipolla. Pics/AFP

It was in the 1960s when American cult artist Andy Warhol began to create paintings of iconic objects such as Campbell's Soup Cans, dollar bills and electric chairs, and celebrities like Marilyn Monroe. These works eventually found their way into his first pop art exhibition in 1963. He was one of the leading figures of the Pop Art movement, and this weekend, a workshop hopes to introduce you to his painting style, and inspirations.