Money was an important subject matter to Andy Warhol. He began drawing and silk screening images of dollar bills in the 1960s and by the 1970s, Warhol’s focal point was on the nexus between art and commerce. During his career as a commercial illustrator and later a fine artist, the relation between money and his artwork continued to be a focus for Warhol. In 1981, he designed his series of Dollar Signs, which have since become some of his most iconic works. Flavor Paper pulled numerous versions of dollar signs drawn, painted and printed throughout Warhol’s career to create Money – a digitally printed 104” super wide repeat pattern (requires an A and B drop) with plenty of pop. Chrome Mylar adds extra flash to the cash money signs with a slightly shimmery, reflective look, whereas both Terralon and Nolar grounds give the design an overall matte appearance.
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Flavor Paper
Designed by:
Flavor Paper/Andy Warhol
Dimensions:
8' Height= 52" x 100"
10' Height= 52" x 124"
Materials:
Chrome Mylar Ground.
Also available on
Eco Smooth Matte: Economical, lightweight, Eco-friendly (PVC-free, recyclable, breathable, FSC sourced) 54” wide wallcovering with a smooth matte surface. Class A fire rating. Slightly transparent, so walls should be primed white prior to installation. Printed with water-based, odorless, Greenguard certified latex inks.
Eco Textured Matte Type II: Type II Commercial, Eco-friendly (LEED accredited, PVC & POA-free, 31% recycled material content, recyclable, highly breathable) 54” wide wallcovering with a lightly textured matte surface. Class A fire rating. Printed with water-based, odorless, Greenguard certified latex inks.
Please contact our showroom to purchase on Eco Smooth Matte or Eco Textured Matte Type II, or to get this in a custom height.
Made in:
Brooklyn