Andy Warhol Camouflage (F & S. II 413) For Sale

Created in 1987, Andy Warhol’s Camouflage series is a striking exploration of pattern, colour, and meaning and stands as one of his final major projects before his death. Departing from his earlier work, this series embraces a more abstract subject while retaining core elements of Warhol’s style. Typically, camouflage patterns are linked to military use and concealment, yet Warhol’s vibrant, unexpected colours disrupt this association, inviting a deeper commentary on what is hidden versus visible. Warhol frequently examined the tension between public and private personas, often using his art—such as the Marilyn Monroe portfolio—to both reveal and obscure the layers of celebrity and consumer culture.