These are truly stunning prints; the colored variant with gold leaf highlights, the silver variant with silver leaf highlights.

These works are in hand and will ship immediately from the USA.

Shepard Fairey is undoubtedly one of the most iconic artists of the 21st century.

His large scale, outdoor murals have become well known land marks in major metropolitan areas, his original paintings as well as editions are always in extremely high demand from his ever growing collector base.

Fairey’s portraits are amongst his most sought after editions.

It is not a regular occurrence to see one of contemporary art’s brightest stars of the present execute a portrait of one of contemporary art’s greatest personas of the past.

In this Diptych (two screen prints), Fairey’s collector base was gifted just that; based on Karen Bystedt’s original photograph of Warhol, these two screen prints (one finished in silver and one finished in color) seem to merge both artist’s stylistic signatures into one.

From an extremely small edition of only 300 prints, both color variants are included.

Printed on cream speckletone paper and signed by both Fairey and Bystedt this is an absolutely iconic work that will be an excellent addition to any contemporary art’s collection.

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”I’ve been a fan of Andy Warhol’s art since high school.”

”At first, his works’ iconic nature and sophisticated color theory attracted me.”

”As I learned more about him, I developed an appreciation for Warhol’s philosophy to bring art to a broader audience by using imagery from pop culture and working with musicians like the Velvet Underground and founding Interview Magazine.”

”Warhol additionally made himself part of the pop art conversation by socializing prolifically and making self-portraits.”

”I have made several tributes to Warhol over the years, including playful remixes of some of his images.”

”When Karen Bystedt showed me her photos of Warhol from 1982, I was captivated by his piercing gaze straight into the lens.”

”I felt compelled to make art based on Karen’s photo, and I’m grateful she allowed me to work from her wonderful picture!”

”Translating photos into captivating art that further amplifies the subject’s power is exactly what Warhol did, so I feel this art piece is fittingly “Warholesque” by aiming for the same.”

–Shepard