Andy Warhol / Camouflage (FS II.412) による紹介 Revolver Gallery

Andy WARHOL - Camouflage (FS II.412)

による紹介 Revolver Gallery


  • 1987
  • 技法
    シルクスクリーン
  • 画像の寸法
    0,0 x 0,0 cm / 0.0 x 0.0 in
  • 紙の寸法
    96,5 x 96,5 cm / 38.0 x 38.0 in
  • 印刷
    80
  • 価格
    要求に応じて
  • 参照
    (FS II.412)
  • 訪問
    260
  • 状態
Andy WARHOL - Camouflage (FS II.412)

Camouflage 412 by Andy Warhol is from his Camouflage Complete Portfolio of eight prints. They feature variations of the camouflage pattern mixed with Warhol’s signature use of bright colors. The Camouflage prints began rising in popularity as it held more significance with America’s continuing military involvement in the Middle East. He would vary the camouflage patterns and colors to give each print a unique and individual feel. This specific edition displays bright fluorescent pinks and hints of orange. Warhol’s use of color greatly opposed the traditional use of camouflage, which is typically used to help disguise and blend in with the environment. This particular print is one of the most colorful in the series, completely changing the meaning of camouflage in the traditional sense.

Camouflage 412 by Andy Warhol as Part of His Larger Body of Work
Warhol created this portfolio to focus on America’s military involvement in war. However, he also created a juxtaposition with his versions of camouflage designs. The bright color use greatly contrasted the origins of camouflage, which were meant to conceal. Andy Warhol introduced the opposition of disguise and identity. With this idea, the new camouflage attracted opportunities from the fashion industry. Bold colored camouflage soon became popular as it helped women stand out in urban settings.

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