Andy Warhol may be best known for his pop art iconography of Marilyn Monroe, Chairman Mao and Campbell’s soup cans, but it was one of his silkscreen prints of a mangled car crash that on ...

Goldsmith took the portrait of Prince in the early 1980s. Vanity Fair commissioned Warhol to create an illustration for a 1984 article on Prince, and obtained a license from Goldsmith, paying her ...

An artist duo in the Hamptons has immortalized Justin Timberlake’s moment of shame, turning the pop singer’s recent mugshot into an Andy Warhol-style portrait. A painter and interior designer ...

Screen prints depicting Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands, part of a series of 16 prints of four queens titled “Reigning Queens, 1985,” by Andy Warhol at the museum Paleis Het Loo in Apeldoorn ...

After Prince’s 2016 death, Vanity Fair published Warhol’s work — which had expanded from the one image to a series of Prince prints — in a tribute issue.

The 1980s print depicting the Netherlands’ then-Queen Beatrix in Warhol’s famous pop art style disappeared when the art collection was being reorganized, according to a statement issued by ...

The 1980s print depicting the Netherlands’ then-Queen Beatrix in Warhol’s famous pop art style disappeared when the art collection was being reorganized, according to a statement issued by ...