Andy Warhol Salade De Alf Landon F.S. IV 126A, from Wild Raspberries For Sale

This offset lithograph comes from Wild Raspberries, Warhol's whimsical first published portfolio created in collaboration with Suzie Frankfurt. The work features one of the book's intentionally absurd recipe illustrations, rendered in Warhol's characteristic blotted line technique with delicate hand coloring. The composition displays the artist's playful approach to cookbook parody, presenting an improbable culinary creation named after the 1936 Republican presidential candidate. The hand-applied watercolor washes add a precious, intimate quality to the commercial printing process, creating a unique tension between mass production and artistic craft. Created at the dawn of Warhol's career, this piece predates his iconic Pop Art silkscreens and offers insight into his early experimentation with food imagery and celebrity culture. Wild Raspberries represents a pivotal moment when Warhol began exploring the intersection of high and low culture that would define his later work. This rare print demonstrates exceptional collector appeal as an early example of the themes that would establish him as one of the twentieth century's most influential artists. Available for purchase — enquire for price and availability.