Marilyn YP x Andy Warhol Skate board Interest in these pieces has

Interest in these pieces has always been strong—and it only continues to grow with time

calculated alignment of the dots shrinking toward the stem creates an intense optical pulse

This limited-edition planter transcends its utilitarian purpose

Although the source image was realistic

The Flowers condense Warhol’s ability to transform a trivial object into a recognizable and contagious symbol

Marilyn YP x Andy Warhol Skate board Interest in these pieces hasAndy Warhol's Marilyn series, created shortly after Marilyn Monroe's death in 1962, remains one of his most iconic bodies of work and a defining expression of his fascination with fame, mass culture, and consumer society. Warhol drew from a promotional photograph of the actress from the film Niagara and reimagined it through a series of silkscreen prints, each one distinguished by vivid color variations that turn Monroes face into a striking pop icon.