Andy Warhol Gems F.S. II 189 For Sale

Edition

Edition of 20 plus 5 AP, 1 PP, 2 PP numbered in Roman Numerals

This vibrant screenprint depicts four geometric gemstone forms arranged in a square composition, each rendered in Warhol's signature pop aesthetic. The diamonds are portrayed frontally, their multifaceted surfaces created through bold blocks of contrasting colors including electric blue, hot pink, yellow, and orange. Executed on heavyweight Strathmore Bristol paper, the work showcases Warhol's masterful command of the screenprinting process, with crisp registration and saturated pigments that create both depth and flatness simultaneously. The gems appear to float against their individual backgrounds, transforming precious stones into icons of desire and commodity. Part of Warhol's acclaimed Gems portfolio from 1978, this work exemplifies his career-long fascination with luxury, value, and American consumer culture. By isolating these symbols of wealth and status, Warhol elevates them to the realm of high art while simultaneously questioning notions of authenticity and worth. The portfolio remains highly sought after by collectors for its jewel-toned palette and its place within Warhol's mature period, when he refined his exploration of glamour and materialism. Available for purchase — enquire for price and availability.