Warhol meets Gay Love - Pop Art Kiss

Wall Art: Warhol Meets Gay Love - Pop Art Kiss

Vibrant colors. Clear contours. Two men wearing sunglasses kissing – cool, confident, iconic.

This wall art shows what Andy Warhol might have painted if he – the world-famous and openly gay artist – had made gay love the theme of his pop art. We created it, a picture that was never painted.

The graphic clarity, the bright colors, the iconic staging – all of this is Warhol. Only the subject is new even for him: Two men living their love as if it were the most natural thing in the world.

About Andy Warhol (1928-1987): The American artist was the central figure of the Pop Art movement. With his silkscreen portraits of Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley, and Campbell's soup cans, he revolutionized the art world. Warhol made the everyday into art and art into a mass product. His works are characterized by clear contours, bright colors, and a cool, detached aesthetic. Warhol himself was gay and part of the New York queer scene. This wall art reinterprets Warhol’s style – with gay love as the subject.

Details about the canvas wall art:

• High-quality art print on canvas
• Stretched on a sturdy wooden stretcher frame
• Ready to hang – immediately usable
• Brilliant colors, durable and lightfast
• Print on Demand – personally printed for you

A wall art that rewrites art history. For your home.