Warhol’s influence undeniably extends far beyond the vivid pop art canvases and prints for which he is most famous. As a visionary artist and cultural icon, he predicted and shaped the merging of art with technology, a trend that continues to influence the contemporary art world. His works, known for embracing popular culture and mass production, challenged conventional ideas of what art could be.

 
    • Andy Warhol Apple F.S. II 359 , from Ads, 1985
      Andy Warhol
      Apple F.S. II 359 , from Ads, 1985
    • Andy Warhol Apple Mac F.S. II 359 from Ads, 1985
      Andy Warhol
      Apple Mac F.S. II 359 from Ads, 1985
    • Andy Warhol Chicken Noodle Soup F.S. II 45, 1968
      Andy Warhol
      Chicken Noodle Soup F.S. II 45, 1968
    • Andy Warhol Old Fashioned Vegetable Soup F.S. II 54, 1969
      Andy Warhol
      Old Fashioned Vegetable Soup F.S. II 54, 1969
    • Andy Warhol Flowers F.S. II 68, 1970
      Andy Warhol
      Flowers F.S. II 68, 1970
    • Andy Warhol Flowers F.S. II 70 , 1970
      Andy Warhol
      Flowers F.S. II 70 , 1970
    • Andy Warhol Mick Jagger F.S. II 140, 1975
      Andy Warhol
      Mick Jagger F.S. II 140, 1975
    • Andy Warhol Mick Jagger F.S. II 142 , 1975
      Andy Warhol
      Mick Jagger F.S. II 142 , 1975
    • Andy Warhol Superman F.S. II 260, from Myths, 1981
      Andy Warhol
      Superman F.S. II 260, from Myths, 1981
    • Andy Warhol Mickey Mouse F.S. II 265, from Myths, 1981
      Andy Warhol
      Mickey Mouse F.S. II 265, from Myths, 1981
    • Andy Warhol John Wayne F.S. II 377, from Cowboys and Indians, 1986
      Andy Warhol
      John Wayne F.S. II 377, from Cowboys and Indians, 1986
    • Andy Warhol Mother and Child F.S. II 383, from Cowboys and Indians , 1986
      Andy Warhol
      Mother and Child F.S. II 383, from Cowboys and Indians , 1986