Flowers, by Andy Warhol

Andy Warhol "Mao" Color Screen Print Printed at Styria Studio Inc. Catalogue raisone Feldman/Schellman,90 Signed and Stamped to verso AP 25/50

sold individually polyester resin; hand-shaped polyurethane foam; digital print swallow tail: 78 h. x 20 x 2.5" each a limited edition of 12 plus 4 proofs Produced by Tim Bessell Surfboards...

Andy Warhol and Philippe Halsman need no introduction - their contribution to the art world is boundless. A rare set of four Andy Warhol photographic chromogenic portraits in colla...

The Skateroom with the Andy Warhol Foundation set of three-skateboard decks 7-ply Canadian Maplewood with screenprint Measures: Each: 31 height x 8 inches approx. 31 height x 24 inches when installed mounting hardware included edition of 500 (screen-printed signature) The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. This triptych includes three skateboard decks and comes ready to hang with mounting hardware and instructions. It is from a limited of 500 and each deck features a screenprint signature. A certificate of authenticity is also included. Warhol's Flower series was a departure from his usual representation of brands which he was making at the time. The series is based on a photograph of hibiscus blossoms that he found in a magazine titled Modern Photography. According to art critic David Bourdon, Warhol’s vibrant manipulation of colors produces a floating effect in his flowers, “like cut-out gouaches by Matisse set...

The Skateroom with the Andy Warhol Foundation set of three skateboard decks 7-ply Canadian Maplewood with screenprint each: 31 H x 8 inches approximate 31 H x 24 inches when installed mounting hardware included edition of 500 (screen-printed signature) © / ® /™ The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. This triptych includes three skateboard decks and comes ready to hang with mounting hardware and instructions. It is from a limited of 500 and each deck features a screenprint signature. A “Certificate of Authenticity” is also included. Warhol's Flower series was a departure from his usual representation of brands which he was making at the time. The series is based on a photograph of hibiscus blossoms that he found in a magazine titled Modern Photography. According to art critic David Bourdon, Warhol’s vibrant manipulation of colors produces a floating effect in his flowers, “like cut-out gouaches by Matisse set...

An original zipper copy of Sticky fingers signed by the pop-art legend Andy Warhol who was responsible for the album artwork. Mounted framed. Rolling ...