Andy Warhol Grapes F.S. II 191 For Sale

Edition

Edition of 50 plus 10 AP

This complete portfolio showcases Warhol's iconic treatment of an unexpected subject: clusters of grapes rendered in his signature Pop Art style. Each of the six screenprints presents the same compositional image reinterpreted through dramatically different color palettes, from vibrant jewel tones to subtle pastels. Created on fine Strathmore Bristol paper, the works demonstrate Warhol's masterful command of the screenprinting process, with bold blocks of color and precise registration creating images that hover between commercial illustration and fine art. At forty by thirty inches, each print commands attention while maintaining the accessible, reproducible aesthetic central to Warhol's democratic vision of art. The Grapes series represents Warhol's continued exploration of everyday objects elevated to artistic subjects, following his celebrated treatments of Campbell's soup cans and Brillo boxes. This complete set of six variations offers collectors a comprehensive example of Warhol's serial approach to image-making, where repetition and color variation become the conceptual core of the work. As a mature work from 1979, the series demonstrates the artist's sustained engagement with Pop Art principles. Available for purchase — enquire for price and availability.