Andy Warhol Waterzoie F.S. IV 131A, from Wild Raspberries For Sale

This offset lithograph depicts a whimsical recipe illustration from Warhol's collaborative artist book with socialite Suzie Frankfurt. The work presents Waterzoie, a traditional Belgian fish stew, rendered in Warhol's characteristic blotted line technique with delicate hand coloring applied to the print. The composition features flowing, lyrical linework that transforms the culinary subject into an elegant decorative motif, demonstrating Warhol's early commercial art prowess before his transition to Pop Art icon. Wild Raspberries represents a fascinating early chapter in Warhol's career, created during his highly successful period as a commercial illustrator in New York. These witty recipe prints showcase the sophisticated draftsmanship and playful sensibility that would later define his revolutionary approach to art. The hand-colored elements make each impression unique, offering collectors an accessible entry point into Warhol's oeuvre while representing a crucial bridge between his commercial and fine art practices. Available for purchase — enquire for price and availability.