Andy Warhol / Camouflage (FS II.408) Presented by Revolver Gallery

Andy WARHOL - Camouflage (FS II.408)

Presented by Revolver Gallery

  • Year
    1987
  • Technical
    Screenprint
  • Image size
    96,5 x 96,5 cm / 38.0 x 38.0 in
  • Paper size
    0,0 x 0,0 cm / 0.0 x 0.0 in
  • Price
    On demand
  • Reference
    FS II.408
  • Visit(s)
    834
  • Condition
Andy WARHOL - Camouflage (FS II.408)

Warhol created this portfolio to revolve around America’s military involvement in war; however, he also created a juxtaposition with his versions of camouflage designs. The bright color use greatly contrasted the origins of camouflage, which were meant to conceal. Andy Warhol introduced the opposition of disguise and identity. With this idea, the new camouflage attracted opportunities from the fashion industry. Bold colored camouflage soon became popular as it helped women stand out in urban settings.

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