Andy Warhol

Created in the years following Marilyn Monroe’s death in 1962, these prints showcase Warhol’s enduring fascination with fame, media, and the machinery of mass consumption. By repeating a single photograph and applying bold, contrasting colors, he transformed a familiar image into a striking symbol of celebrity culture, blurring the boundaries between art and commerce.

The Feldman & Schellmann II series demonstrates Warhol’s groundbreaking approach to printmaking, using mechanical techniques to challenge traditional ideas of originality while emphasizing the ways public figures are packaged and circulated in popular culture. These works not only define a key moment in the Pop Art movement but also continue to shape how we understand the intersection of media, celebrity, and contemporary visual art today.