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ELI5: Why are Andy Warhol's Campbell Soup paintings so highly regarded as amazing art?

Went to the Andy Warhol museum today. Some stuff I thought was really cool, other stuff I definitely didn't get. What am I missing?
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One aspect of modern art is its timing (media presentation). Warhol's concept was about icons. The Campbell Soup can. He presented the image as an 'iconic familiarity' that because it was so ubiquitous, it had transcended its ordinariness. For Warhol the soup can's image become iconic while for the public it was Warhol's IMAGE (the actual artwork) of a soup can that BECAME the icon. Which it is and a quite famous icon of modern art too!