ANDY WARHOL "NEUSCHWANSTEIN", 1987"Neuschwanstein" was one of the last works that Andy Warhol completed before his untimely death in 1987. It was during this last decade that Warhol had a resurgence in both reputation and creativity (after doing an excessive number of celebrity portraits in the 1970s). Series such as "Camouflage" and his collaboration with Jean Michel Basquiat (who would die in 1988) are paradigms from Warhol's late period. "Neuschwanstein" is also one of the only

30"W 22"H 3"D (including plexi frame)

sculpture and public art

he was a precursor for both Richard Serra and Joel Shaprio

Some of her most famous texts include:

Harvard and McGill Universities

from an edition of 150

Note: available example number will be different from edition number pictured

Framed with museum glass

This image was the result of a commission by the Illuminato festival in 2010

and beyond

5"W (artwork)

Overall very good condition