The artwork in question is titled “Statue of Liberty,” created by Andy Warhol in 1962. It belongs to the Pop Art movement and falls within the figurative genre.
This particular piece exemplifies Warhol’s characteristic use of repeated imagery, depicting multiple instances of the Statue of Liberty, in a grid-like formation. The statue is shown in various shades of primarily red and blue hues, against a backdrop of layered and contrasting colors. The repetition underscores Warhol’s exploration of mass production and cultural symbolism, emblematic of the Pop Art movement. Each rendition of the statue bears subtle differences in coloring and texture, contributing to a dynamic visual impact that highlights the iconic nature of the subject.
