Andy Warhol

(Untitled)
1968

A highly stylized and color-altered image featuring a clapperboard with sections labeled for production details, partially obscured by a distorted and fragmented image of a person's face. The background includes elements of text and graphics suggesting a theme related to the United States, with a prominent green and red color scheme.
A highly stylized and color-altered image featuring a clapperboard with sections labeled for production details, partially obscured by a distorted and fragmented image of a person's face. The background includes elements of text and graphics suggesting a theme related to the United States, with a prominent green and red color scheme.

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Date
1968

Classification
Prints

Medium
Screenprints

Dimensions
Sheet: 20 15/16 × 20 15/16in. (53.2 × 53.2 cm)

Accession number
70.11.9a-b

Edition
192/200 | Ed. I-XXVI, Ed. A-J

Publication
Printed by Aetna Silkscreen Products, Inc., New York; published by Racolin Press, Inc.

Credit line
Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; purchase, with funds from Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Irving

Rights and reproductions
© The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. / Licensed by Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

API
artworks/16845

Part of a series:
Flash - November 22, 1963 accompanied by pages 3 and 4 of text by Phillip Greer
12 works

A collage of various black flower silhouettes overlaid on a newspaper background with visible text and headlines, creating a contrast between the floral patterns and the printed media.
A pop art style graphic with a red and blue color scheme featuring a portrait of a man with text that reads "KENNEDY FOR PRESIDENT" and "LEADERSHIP FOR THE 60S". The image has a halftone dot pattern, reminiscent of mid-20th-century screen printing techniques.
A stylized portrait of a man in high contrast with a predominantly purple hue, reminiscent of pop art techniques. The subject is depicted in a side profile with a serious expression.
A highly stylized and color-altered image featuring a clapperboard with sections labeled for production details, partially obscured by a distorted and fragmented image of a person's face. The background includes elements of text and graphics suggesting a theme related to the United States, with a prominent green and red color scheme.
A stylized graphic with a monochromatic purple overlay showing a corner of a building with classic architectural details, overlaid by a large, opaque, lilac-colored arrow pointing towards the bottom left corner of the image.
A monochromatic image featuring a collage of faded photographs of a man in various poses, with the central image showing a close-up of his smiling face. The background and images are in pale yellow tones, making the details difficult to discern.
A graphic image with a bright green and turquoise color scheme featuring a halftone print of a rifle and text describing a "6.5 Italian Carbine" with specifications and pricing information. The text and image have a vintage advertisement style, and there is a large price tag of "$1278" prominently displayed.
A vivid pink and red monochromatic image featuring a double exposure effect with a man's face and a clapperboard in the foreground. The text on the clapperboard includes typical film production details such as "SCENE," "TAKE," "DIRECTOR," "CAMERAMAN," but the specific information is not filled in. The overlapping visuals create an abstract and artistic composition.
A monochromatic red artwork featuring overlapping silhouettes of a person's face in various scales and orientations, creating an abstract collage effect.
A monochromatic cyan image featuring a halftone pattern, depicting a group of people with one person's face in the foreground smiling. The image has a pixelated, screen-printed appearance, and there are partially visible texts on the right side, suggesting it may be part of a larger piece or collage.

Andy Warhol
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