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During a seven year period, from 1953 to 1959, Warhol self-published a series of portfolios, books and individual prints – each work was produced as an offset lithograph, with Warhol employing his blotted line, the graphic technique he had developed while a student at Carnegie Institute of Technology (now Carnegie Mellon University). Andy WARHOL Untiled, from [...]
Have you heard the news? A visitor at a Miami museum recently broke an iconic Balloon Dog sculpture by Jeff Koons! But don't worry. We have another version of the blue balloon dog available for you, sitting safely in the original box. For those unfamiliar with Jeff Koons, he is a contemporary artist known for [...]
Take a look at this exhibition poster advertising Andy Warhol’s 1971 exhibition at the Tate. The poster displays Warhol’s iconic Shot Blue Sage Marilyn (1964). Do you know why Warhol named his piece the Shot Blue Sage Marilyn? Andy WARHOL Marilyn, Tate Gallery Poster Offset lithograph in colours, circa 1971, on wove paper [...]
Made in 1974, the ‘Flowers’ series is a sudden diversion away from Warhol’s typical stylistic way of working at the time. Andy WARHOL Flowers (Hand-Colored) (F & S II.118) Unique screenprint in black and white, hand-coloured by the artist, also signed by the artist in pencil. 104 x 69.5 cm. (41 x 27¼ in.) [...]
Known for his fascination with the iconic, famous and infamous, Andy Warhol captured the likeness of countless household names, however the subjects of his 'Ladies and Gentlemen' series were little known. Andy WARHOL Ladies and Gentlemen Screenprint in colours, 1975, on textured watercolour paper by Arches, signed by the artist, numbered from the edition [...]
From 1953 to 1959, Warhol self-published a series of portfolios, books and individual prints – each work was produced as an offset lithograph, with Warhol employing his blotted line, the graphic technique he had developed while a student at Carnegie. Andy WARHOL Holy Cats by Andy Warhol’s Mother First edition, 8vo (23 x 14.5 cm); [...]
During a seven year period, from 1953 to 1959, Warhol self-published a series of portfolios, books and individual prints – each work was produced as an offset lithograph, with Warhol employing his blotted line, the graphic technique he had developed while a student at Carnegie Institute of Technology (now Carnegie Mellon University). Andy WARHOL Untiled, from [...]
Have you heard the news? A visitor at a Miami museum recently broke an iconic Balloon Dog sculpture by Jeff Koons! But don't worry. We have another version of the blue balloon dog available for you, sitting safely in the original box. For those unfamiliar with Jeff Koons, he is a contemporary artist known for [...]
Take a look at this exhibition poster advertising Andy Warhol’s 1971 exhibition at the Tate. The poster displays Warhol’s iconic Shot Blue Sage Marilyn (1964). Do you know why Warhol named his piece the Shot Blue Sage Marilyn? Andy WARHOL Marilyn, Tate Gallery Poster Offset lithograph in colours, circa 1971, on wove paper [...]
During a seven year period, from 1953 to 1959, Warhol self-published a series of portfolios, books and individual prints – each work was produced as an offset lithograph, with Warhol employing his blotted line, the graphic technique he had developed while a student at Carnegie Institute of Technology (now Carnegie Mellon University). Andy WARHOL Untiled, from [...]
Have you heard the news? A visitor at a Miami museum recently broke an iconic Balloon Dog sculpture by Jeff Koons! But don't worry. We have another version of the blue balloon dog available for you, sitting safely in the original box. For those unfamiliar with Jeff Koons, he is a contemporary artist known for [...]
Take a look at this exhibition poster advertising Andy Warhol’s 1971 exhibition at the Tate. The poster displays Warhol’s iconic Shot Blue Sage Marilyn (1964). Do you know why Warhol named his piece the Shot Blue Sage Marilyn? Andy WARHOL Marilyn, Tate Gallery Poster Offset lithograph in colours, circa 1971, on wove paper [...]
Made in 1974, the ‘Flowers’ series is a sudden diversion away from Warhol’s typical stylistic way of working at the time. Andy WARHOL Flowers (Hand-Colored) (F & S II.118) Unique screenprint in black and white, hand-coloured by the artist, also signed by the artist in pencil. 104 x 69.5 cm. (41 x 27¼ in.) [...]
Known for his fascination with the iconic, famous and infamous, Andy Warhol captured the likeness of countless household names, however the subjects of his 'Ladies and Gentlemen' series were little known. Andy WARHOL Ladies and Gentlemen Screenprint in colours, 1975, on textured watercolour paper by Arches, signed by the artist, numbered from the edition [...]
From 1953 to 1959, Warhol self-published a series of portfolios, books and individual prints – each work was produced as an offset lithograph, with Warhol employing his blotted line, the graphic technique he had developed while a student at Carnegie. Andy WARHOL Holy Cats by Andy Warhol’s Mother First edition, 8vo (23 x 14.5 cm); [...]
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