Andy Warhol — Camouflage For Sale

Andy Warhol — Camouflage

Andy Warhol's Camouflage works of 1986–87 are among the final major series he produced before his death. Applying military camouflage to subjects ranging from his own self-portrait to The Last Supper and pure abstract fields, Warhol used the pattern's very function — to conceal, to hide in plain sight — as a metaphor for identity, celebrity, and the construction of persona.

The series exists as large-format screenprints and as unique paintings. The most iconic are the Camouflage Self-Portraits, in which the pattern is laid directly over Warhol's own face. The screenprint portfolio remains widely collected and appears regularly at auction.

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