Andy Warhol / Camouflage (FSII.406) Presented by Revolver Gallery

Andy WARHOL - Camouflage (FSII.406)

Presented by Revolver Gallery

  • Year
    1987
  • Technical
    Screenprint
  • Image size
    0,0 x 0,0 cm / 0.0 x 0.0 in
  • Paper size
    96,5 x 96,5 cm / 38.0 x 38.0 in
  • Edition
    Edition of 80
  • Price
    On demand
  • Reference
    Without reference
  • Visit(s)
    1237
  • Condition
Andy WARHOL - Camouflage (FSII.406)


Camouflage is the final portfolio of screenprints produced by Warhol before his death in 1987, and they are widely considered to be among his most abstract and visually striking works of pop art. He worked closely with his assistant Jay Shriver to produce the images, which were inspired by forms and motifs of military clothing procured by Shriver from an army surplus shop close to Union Station in New York. By replacing the muted palette of camouflage clothing with bright and fluorescent colors that were popular in the 1980s, Warhol appropriated and transformed this military theme into pop art.

Contact Revolver Gallery
Amorosart hosts known and recognized dealers, it is however necessary to take the basic precautions for all online purchases.

AVAILABLE PRINTS BY WARHOL

Copyright Amorosart 2008 - 2024 - CNIL n° : 1301442 - Glossary - F.a.q