Andy Warhol Saint Apollonia F.S. II 332 For Sale

Edition

Edition of 250 plus 35 AP , 8 PP , 80 TP

This screenprint depicts Saint Apollonia, the patron saint of dentistry, rendered in Warhol's signature Pop Art style. The composition features bold blocks of vibrant color—electric pinks, yellows, and blues—that fragment and flatten the saint's image into geometric planes. Created using the artist's characteristic screen printing technique on Essex Offset Kid Finish paper, the work demonstrates his continued exploration of religious iconography through a contemporary lens. The deliberate registration shifts and high-contrast palette transform the traditional devotional subject into a modern meditation on faith and celebrity. Part of Warhol's later exploration of Old Master paintings and Catholic imagery, this work represents a significant departure from his earlier commercial subjects while maintaining his distinctive visual language. The 1984 Saints and Angels series showcases the artist's enduring fascination with icons—both religious and cultural. This piece offers collectors an important example of Warhol's mature period, when he revisited the spiritual themes of his Byzantine Catholic upbringing with sophisticated technical mastery. Available for purchase — enquire for price and availability.