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Artist: Andy Warhol (1928–1987)
Medium: Screenprint on paper
Edition: 250
Dimensions: 90 × 121.6 cm
Signature: Signed, dated, and copyright on verso
Literature: Feldman & Schellmann II.83
Catalogue Reference: Reproduced on page 180
Andy Warhol’s From Electric Chairs (1971) belongs to one of the artist’s most powerful and thought-provoking series. Through his iconic silkscreen technique, Warhol transforms an image of state-sanctioned execution into a haunting meditation on modern society’s relationship with death, power, and spectacle.
Rendered in striking color contrasts and precise layering, this work captures Warhol’s fascination with repetition and media imagery. The Electric Chairs series distills the tension between beauty and violence—inviting reflection on how images of tragedy become aestheticized through mass reproduction.
As part of Warhol’s continued exploration of celebrity, mortality, and moral detachment, From Electric Chairs exemplifies his ability to confront uncomfortable truths with visual elegance and conceptual rigor.
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Yes, From Electric Chairs (1971) is an authentic screenprint by Andy Warhol from the edition of 250. Each example is signed, dated, and stamped with the copyright on the verso.
The work is a screenprint on paper, executed with Warhol’s characteristic silkscreen technique, defined by layered color, sharp contrast, and mechanical repetition.
Yes. The work is delivered with a certificate of authenticity and is referenced in the definitive catalogue raisonné Feldman & Schellmann II.83, as well as reproduced on page 180.
Warhol’s Electric Chairs series is among his most critically significant and emotionally charged bodies of work. Editions from this series are highly sought after due to their historical importance, conceptual strength, and market performance.
The series transforms press images of execution chambers into meditations on violence, power, and media spectacle. Warhol’s approach exposes how repetition and bright coloration can aestheticize tragedy—one of his defining conceptual concerns.
The print is signed, dated, and marked with Warhol’s copyright on the verso, ensuring authenticity.
The artwork is described as being in excellent condition unless otherwise specified, with strong colors and full paper margins.
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