Andy Warhol Dollar Sign
Additionally Warhol created a single dollar sign edition that was slightly bigger in size 20 inches by 16 inches.
Andy warhol dollar sign. Signed and dated 81 on the overlap. Next Warhol played around with arranging 4 dollar signs all of the same type face but slanted at slightly different angles. 537 by 432 cm.
Dollar Sign was created by Andy Warhol in Pop Art style. 229 x 178 cm Painted in 1981. The Dollar Sign series from 1982 is the ultimate manifestation of Andy Warhols love affair with money.
Andy Warhol Dollar Sign Art Movements Canvas prints oil painting reproduction or replica artworks paintings paper prints download high resolution image sales AWARHOL31 Andy WarholAndy Warhol Dollar Sign Pop Art Canvas prints oil painting re. The subject of Dollar Bills had provided the motif for Warhols breakthrough series of 1961 which in turn had prompted his revolutionary exploration of the silkscreen process for creating his paintings. Andy Warhols Dollar Sign 274 is part of one of the artists most famous portfolios Dollar Sign from 1982.
Dollar Sign by Andy Warhol. Andy Warhol 1 1982 FS II280. Warhol once said I like money on the wall and the series was his way of using his iconic imagery to achieve just that.
Against a deep purple background four superimposed silkscreens in orange yellow glittering gold and pale blue come together to depict a vivid dollar sign. Available for sale from Samhart Gallery Andy Warhol Dollar Sign 1986 Offset lithograph on heavy paper 50 40 cm. 511 by 406 cm.
The social cultural and creative potential of the. Andy Warhol 1928-1987 Dollar Sign stamped twice with the Estate of Andy Warhol stamp. Andy Warhol The Philosophy of Andy Warhol.
21⅛ by 17 in. Acrylic and silkscreen ink on canvas. Available for sale from Gormleys Fine Art Andy Warhol Dollar Sign 1982 Signed and Numbered in Pencil.
Crackling with iconic energy Dollar Sign 1981 is a jewel-like work from one of Andy Warhols most celebrated late series. Warhol further addresses his fascination with mass consumption in Andy Warhol unique screenprint 4 1982 Dollar specifically with the iconography of the dollar symbol itself. Twenty years on Warhol revisited the subject of money this time focussing on the elegant curvilinear form of the dollar sign itself.
Composed of one or more stylized dollar signs the works in Andy Warhol s brightly-colored 1981 Dollar Sign series embody the artists philosophy on the relationship between art and commerce. Made using several silkscreens for a bold and textured look Warhols Dollar Signs appear as if they were lifted from a. Dollar Sign 278 by Andy Warhol as Part of His Larger Body of Work.
20⅛ by 16 in. This work is stamped by the Andy Warhol Art Authentication Board Inc and numbered A115091 on the overlap. Stamped four times with the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts Inc.
Epic in scope and monumental in scale Dollar Sign Yellow superbly encapsulates Andy Warhols ability to utilise and re-invent a potent symbol of consumerist driven culture through his inimitable Pop aesthetic. This is one of the largest of these paintings. Making money is art and working is art and good business is the best art - Andy Warhol In Dollar Sign Andy Warhol boldly depicts the symbol of most powerful currency in the world by enlarging it to a monumental scale resulting in a tour-de-force that looms over the viewer like a secular totem.
Warhols interest in wealth and money is evident in his literal emphasis on currency and the value that society puts on a simple symbol. Stamps and numbered PA30076 on the overlap and on the reverse synthetic polymer and silkscreen ink on canvas 90 x 70 in. Screenprint on Lenox Museum Board Artists Proo.
Historical Description Andy Warhol Dollar Sign 1982. Dollar Sign perfectly captures Andy Warhols extraordinary ability to appropriate subvert and reinvent the motifs of consumer culture using his inimitable Pop aestheticForming part of the iconic Dollar Signs that were started in 1981 the present work is a magnificent explication of one of Warhols primary career-long concerns. Painted in 1981 it is one of Warhols most powerful paintings as it not only illustrates the artists life-long obsession with money but also demonstrates the underlying current of desire.
