Andy Warhol Self-Portraits Grid - Iconic Pop Art Series #3030233 (License: Personal Use)

This artwork features twelve silkscreen-printed self-portraits by Andy Warhol, arranged in a 3×4 grid, created between 1966 and 1967. Each panel depicts the artist seated in a chair against a dimly lit studio backdrop, with variations in saturated color overlays-including red, yellow, green, blue, and purple-that emphasize repetition and mass production themes central to Pop Art. The work reflects Warhol’s exploration of celebrity, identity, and mechanical reproduction.

Used on art museum websites, auction house listings, academic resources, and Pop Art retrospectives; targets users researching Warhol’s oeuvre, visual culture studies, or seeking high-resolution archival images for educational or editorial use.