サザビーズのインスタグラム(sothebys) - 3月14日 19時53分

Andy Warhol’s ‘Endangered Species’ series was a project proposed by his New York art dealers, Ronald and Frayda Feldman, following a conversation about beach erosion. The ten coloured screenprints produced by Warhol in 1983 were described by the artist as ‘animals in make-up’. By isolating them as individual prints, he elevates each species to the same position occupied by the 20th-century luminaries, such as Marilyn Monroe and Elizabeth Taylor, in his iconic screenprints. Shown here is the ‘Giant Panda’, for over 50 years the symbol of the World Wildlife Fund, and downgraded in 2016 from ‘Endangered’ to ‘Vulnerable’ by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). On view from 31 March as part of our #London sale of Prints & Multiples. #SothebysPrints #AndyWarhol

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