Like the heroes of his legendary serigraphs – the biggest stars of the 20th century: Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley, and Elizabeth Taylor – the artist had several faces. "Andy Warhol: The American Dream" paints a triple portrait: a mature man strongly connected to his religious mother, an introvert hidden behind dark glasses, and a superstar, adept at constructing an image, flawlessly playing both the art market and the artistic elites. Controversial and desirable, withdrawn and at the center of social events, the conductor of New York's party scene, asking his nephews if they went to church on Sunday – Warhol remains a fascinating, ambiguous figure.