Serial unique "One Plate, From: In The Bottom of My Garden (Fs. IV.92a)" (1956)

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Work "One Plate, From: In The Bottom of My Garden (Fs. IV.92a)" (1956)

Original offset lithography and watercolor on paper, 1956. IV 92a. Motif size/sheet format 21.6 x 27.9 cm. Format within the frame 39.5 x 45.5 cm like illustration.

Andy Warhol was America's most famous artist. He was considered a revolutionary, eccentric and inventor of pop art and was all at the same time. Art criticism celebrates him with predicates that no artist has yet been awarded - not even Pablo Picasso or Salvador Dali. Alfred Nemeczek: "You (the predicates) ranged from the" pop star "to" pop artist ", raised the" pop-genius "from the" pop prince "to the" Prince of Pop "and further up to the" pop king "," pop-Zar "and" Großmogul ".