It was 1953 when, not long after arriving in New York City, a young artist named Andy Warhol had begun to make his way in the world of commercial illustration.
As Arthur Edelman, his former employer, relates in his introductory note, ``In a hallway of the Empire State Building, outside a shoe manufacturers office, stood a young man with Jackson Pollock shoes, a rumpled black suit, a portfolio, and a shock of white hair.
`` Over the next decade, Warhol created scores of whimsical advertisements for the Edelmans, including a coloring book that could have only come from the mind of Warhol, created especially for clients children for Christmas in 1961, and somewhat of a cause celebre when it was published in 1990.
Now in a revised edition, A Coloring Book: Drawings by Andy Warhol will amuse and charm a new audience with its delightfully carefree menagerie.
