Элвис Пресли в искусстве и культуре.

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Elvis Presley has inspired artistic and cultural works since he entered the national consciousness. From that point, interest in his personal and public life has never stopped. Some scholars have studied many aspects of his profound cultural influence. Billboard historian Joel Whitburn declared Presley the "#1 act of the Rock era". The following lists cover various media which include items of historic interest, enduring works of high art, and recent representations in popular culture. Only people and works with Wikipedia articles are included. For purposes of classification, popular culture music is a separate section from operas and oratorios. Television covers live action series, TV movies, miniseries, and North American animation but not Japanese anime, which appears with manga and graphic novels.

Elvis related artwork, or those based on known earlier works focusing on Elvis. +Artworks (excl. Andy Warhol)ArtistWorkLocation / exhibitionDescriptionAuction / worth ($USD)Jef Aerosol"Elvis"Passage des Postes, Rue Blainville, Latin Quarter, ParisCraig Alan"Elvis"Whitewall Galleries (headquartered in High Wycombe, London)Robert Arneson"Elvis"National Portrait Gallery, Washington, D. C.8 foot sculptureTammam Azzam (Syrian cultural caravan)"Elvis Warhol"Noah Becker"Elvis" (2014)Maltwood Art Museum and Gallery, Saanich, British ColumbiaOil on canvas (24 x 30 in)Bill BelewuntitledSketch of an Elvis jumpsuit23 November 2013: Sold at Sotheby's for $35,000Knowledge Bennett"Elvis" (Cojones series)Shown at SCOPE Art Show, NYC (March 2017). Currently hung at the home of Nile Niami. Estimated worth of $17,500"Obama Cowboy, Six Shooter" (2012)Repeat of several Elvis multiple imaginaries, by WarholAshley Bickerton"The Bar"Art Basel in Hong KongIts foreground, on jute, copies the seams in the pants worn by Elvis in the original color photo used by Andy Warhol in his Elvis series. Sold for $290,000Peter Blake"Girls with their hero" (1959)Currently at the Pallant House Gallery, Chichester, EnglandJorge M. Garcia (Argentinean artist)"BMW 507 Elvis Munchen y Graceland"G. Boersma"Double Elvis Painting Of Woman Enjoying Portrait Of Elvis Presley By Andy Warhol" (sold: 2018)Originally located at Saatchi ArtAcrylic on masonite (8" x 8")Mr. BrainwashDon't be cruel seriesRyan Callahan"Hans Solo Double"Robert Fontaine Gallery, Miami, FLEnrique Chagoya"Elvis meets the Virgin of Guadalupe"Metropolitan Museum of ArtProperty of philanthropist Arlene Schnitzer (1994)City of Tupelo"You may have a pink Cadillac, but don't you be nobody's fool"Official Artwork for the 2019 anniversary Elvis Birthday CelebrationGeorge Condo"Double Elvis"First shown the Arsenale, Venice Biennale (7 May 2019)Ralph Wolfe Cowen"Elvis"National Portrait Gallery, Washington DC. (Its sister painting is currently at the Graceland Museum, Memphis, TN)Bonnie Daly"Pablo Presley" (1994)Museum of Bad Art, Dedham, MAAcrylic on paper (19.5" x 11")Adam Devir"Woman as Elvis"National Botanic Gardens, DublinAcrylic silkscreen on canvas (1.98 x 1.52 cm)Leah Devorah"Elvis Presley"ArcLight Hollywood (November 2017)Simon Dixon"Elvis 56"Art RepublicPrints (30 x 30)William Egglestonuntitled (1983; printed 1984)Smithsonian American Art Museum (gift from Amy Loeserman Klein)Depiction of Elvis and PriscillaElisabetta Fantone"Elvis"Pangee Gallery, MontrealHoward Finster"Elvis"Enamel painting on board, depicting Elvis and his manager at the set of Love me Tender (11 x 12½ in. )7 May 2018: Sold at a Material Culture auction in Philadelphia, PA, for $12,500. Stefano Fioresi"My interior: Double Elvis"Istituto Italiano di Cultura, StoccardaAutumn de Forest"Elvis Warhol at age 9"Park West Gallery (15 June 2013)Michael Friedel (German photographer)"Elvis" (28 October 1956)Adrian Ghenie"Elvis"17 May 2018: Sold for $519,000 at Phillips. Douglas Gordon"Self Portrait of You + Me (Split Elvis)" (2015)Red Grooms"Elvis"National Portrait Gallery, Washington DCArthur Halucha"Elvis"DekoArt GalleryPeter Halley"Elvis"12 November 2015: Sold at Sotheby's for $262,000Keith Haring"Elvis"7 October 2017: Sold at Christie's for $121,000Betty Harper"Rock is born" (and other Elvis drawings in her collection)Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum, Nashville, Tennessee (2013)Corinna Heumann"Warhol Meets Lichtenstein (Elvis)" (2004)Gottfried Helnwein"Boulevard of Broken dreams" (1985)Philadelphia Art Museum (2017)Roberto Jimenez"Eight Red Elvises" (2012)Deborah Kass"Double Silver Yentl (My Elvis)" (1993)Paul Kasmin Gallery, New York,"My Elvis" (1993)Steve Kaufman"Elvis"Gallery Hotel Art, Florence, Italy (2017)2017: Sold for $4,000 after it was shown at the Gallery Hotel ArtJeff Koons"Triple Elvis"13 May 2015: Sold at Christie's for $8,565,000Milorad KrsticRadmila and ElvisLágymányosi Bridge, BudapestMarc Lacroix"The White Hand of Salvador Dalí wearing the shirt Elvis gave him" (1971)Property of Damien Leclere, Marseille, FranceHal Mayforth"Elvis has left the building"Original acrylic on wood panel (12 x 16 in. )Price met $1,300Shannon Oksanen"Blue Elvis" (2008)Vancouver Art GalleryOil on linen (20 x 18 in.)Est. $5,500Dren Maliqui"Face to Face"The Gallery of Fine Arts – Gift Collection of Rajko Mamuzić, Novi Sad, Serbia (7 February 2008)Peter Mars"Elvis"William J. Clinton Presidential Library (first launch; 2011)ExhibitEtta McFarland"Heartbreak Hotel" Barns of Rose Hill, Berrybill, VA (February 2019)QuiltRonnie McDowell"Reflections of the King"Published in connection with his TV series Ronnie McDowell Painting America. Ivan MessacuntitledSilkscreen of ElvisMeddlesome Moth"The Trinity"Dallas, TexasDrawings of Elvis, Chuck Berry and Jerry Lee Lewis in stained glass (12 x 4 ft), affixed as windows to the sky to one of the restaurant's diagonal ceilingsDavid Nicholson"Rushmore Elvis" (2016)Photo of Elvis at Mount Rushmore, together with U. S. Presidents George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, and Theodore RooseveltNatalie Nelson"Elvis Presley's birthplace"Drawn in connection with Time magazine's "Special Edition on the South of The United States" (publ. 6 August 2018. )IllustrationSteve Payne"Elvis"Dovetailing of George Dawe's "Russian general" portraits with Payne's "Replace a Face technique" (2018). George Dawe Guy Peellaert"Elvis Presley's Last Supper"Rock Dreams (1970 1973)Richard Pettibone"Andy Warhol, Elvis, 1964" 13.3 x 13.3 cm2006: Sold at Sotheby's London Office for $226,818. Pietro Psaier"Wounded" (1989)Depiction of Elvis and Warhol Jonathan Ramirez"Elvis" Mural at 106 N. Pine St. in Inverness, FL[Daniel Richter"Elvis"16 November 2006: Sold at Phillips for $419,200. George Rodrigue"You Ain't Nothin’ But a Blue Dog" (1996)Neal Auction Company24 x 36Ben Roe Jr."Elvis and the Birds"South Broadway Cultural Center (31 August 2019)Mimmo Rotella"Elvis Presley", sold at Christie's on May 26, 2008, for US$157,000. David Scheinmann"Elvis/Marilyn"21c Museum Hotel, Louisville, KYSilkscreen"Elvis Playboy"2018: Sold for $5,400. Honoré Desmond Sharrer"Leda & the Folks"Currently alternating its location between: Smith College Museum of Art, Northampton, MA; and Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia, PA. Painting focusing on Elvis' parentsRobert SilversuntitledPhotomosaic of ElvisMark StutzmanElvis US$0.29 stamp (1993; Legends of American Music series)Airbrush and acrylic, requested by United States Postal Service. Roger G. TaylorElvis in Art (1987)Elm Tree publicationsBook of illustrationsLucrecia Torva"Elvis"Tempe Marketplace, Tempe, AZMural (10 x 10 ft)Gavin Turk"Elvis, Beige and Green"4 December 2012: Sold at Sotheby's Paris for $56,000. David Uhl"Elvis in tune" (2007)Currently at Graceland. Donald Urquhart"Elvis"Gallery of Modern Art, GlasgowGary Varvel"Aretha joins music royalty"Indianapolis Star (18 August 2018)CartoonGeraldo Vitorio (Brazilian artist)untitledFrench Consulate, São Paulo, BrazilPainting of Elvis and five other deceased music giants (David Bowie, John Lennon, Freddie Mercury, Jimi Hendrix, and Michael Jackson)Albert Wertheimer"The Kiss"Photograph (12 x 18 in. )9 October 2009: Sold at Sotheby's to actress Diane Keaton for $4.063. David Willardson"Elvis I & II"Rebecca Molayem Gallery, West Hollywood, CARonnie Wood"Elvis I 1988"Serigraph on paper (30 x 23 in. ), handsigned at lower rightRussel Young"Elvis"28 July 2016: Sold at Sotheby's for $11,875

In the shared alternate history of Ill Bethisad (1997 and after), an analogue of Presley called "Elvis Pressler" appears. Just like the real life Presley, his alternate universe counterpart Pressler was a famous Rock singer who was also an actor though there are also several notable differences between the two. First, Presley's identical twin brother, Jesse was stillborn, but Pressler's twin brother (also called Jesse) was born alive. Next, Pressler withdrew from public life in 1973 after he divorced his wife, Drusilla. While the real Elvis Presley was addicted to prescription drugs and had poor health during the mid 1970s, those were only rumors in the case of Pressler who spent most of 1973 to 1976 in his mansion helping doctors treat his twin Jesse for depression and alcoholism. Unlike Presley whose comeback happened in 1968 with a TV special, Pressler's comeback occurred in 1976 with the release of a new album Hope. Finally, both die on the same day (August 16, 1977) but Pressler dies in a more dignified manner (resembling how John Denver died in reality, though Denver, called both "Jean de Cournouaille" and "John Cornwall" and isn't an analogue, doesn't die that way in Ill Bethisad but is still alive and performing as of the mid 2000s) compared to the real life Presley. Pressler, a few hours before a planned concert in Thunder Bay decides to fly on his personal autogyro (a much more common aircraft in Ill Bethisad then in reality) which he often did to relax, but while flying, the autogyro crashes and Pressler is killed. Neither his body or the craft were found until 1981. In the meantime, rumors and conspiracy theories circulated purporting to explain what really happened to Pressler.

U. S. Postal Service, US$0.29 stamp. Dedicated on January 8, 1993, the actual image chosen, amongst 60 entries, being that of a watercolor airbrush and acrylic on board portrait of a young Elvis, as presented by artist Mark Stutzman. Some 517 million were printed and sold, with 124.1 million of them saved, and thus making it the most popular commemorative stamp, as well as the largest earner, a profit of US$32.5 million, to have ever been issued by the USPS as noted by the Washington Post. U. S. Postal Service, US$0.49 Elvis Presley Forever stamp. Dedicated on August 12, 2015, making Elvis Presley, the only US national, other than Martin Luther King Jr. and several US Presidents, who has been the subject of two commemorative stamps since the USPS's founding in 1971. The image chosen was a 1955 photograph of Elvis by William Speer, with complementary work by designers Antonio Alcalá and Leslie Badani
There are 69 countries and territories, from Albania to Zaire, which have used Presley's image for their commemorative stamps. Gibraltar has issued four Elvis commemorative Gold coins for the 2023 year, one worth a Crown, two worth half a crown each and the fourth worth 1/10 of a crown.

Bill & Ted's Excellent Video Game Adventure: Elvis is one of sixteen "historical dudes" who can be rescued. Civilization I, Civilization II, and Civilization III: In the city screen the citizens assigned as entertainers depicted as Elvis Presley. Civilization II: The "Attitude" Advisor in the player's "High Council", who advises on the peoples' happiness, is an Elvis Presley caricature, wearing sunglasses even in the Ancient period. Fallout: New Vegas: one faction is called "The Kings", raiders who come across an Elvis Impersonator School. Although The Kings impersonate Elvis and know his songs, they don't know Presley's real name as none of the Elvis material they found at the school used it (The game is set two centuries after a nuclear war and as a result, knowledge of Elvis was lost until they found the school). They instead call Elvis "The King". Fisher Price Sing Alongs: Barnyard Rhythm & Moos: A pig dressed as Elvis performs the song "Barn House Rock" as "Elvis Pigsley." The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker: A dancer named Tott with a striking resemblance to Elvis Presley appears on Windfall Island. Leisure Suit Larry III: Passionate Patti in Pursuit of the Pulsating Pectorals: Elvis Presley may randomly appear at the bar in Patti's piano lounge. Perfect Dark: The Extraterrestrial Maian Diplomat, known as Protector1, adopts the name Elvis as he becomes enamored with terrestrial culture, going as far to own a pair of blue suede shoes during the climax of the game. Theme Hospital: In later levels, patients arrive at the hospital suffering from "King Complex". Symptoms included the patient dressing up like Elvis, wearing a white/grey jacket with a red music note at its back, matching trousers, sunglasses and Elvis' famous hairdo. It was cured by visiting a psychologist, who would tell the patient how ridiculous he/she looked. Transformice: Elvis' hair appears in the shop. Wayne's World: Elvis appears as a level boss.