Chairs n.d.

Andy Warhol’s black and white photograph "Chairs" captures two deck chairs viewed through a window. The minimalist composition uses stark contrasts to highlight the geometric shapes and simple lines of the scene. Warhol's work often explored themes of consumerism and everyday objects, and "Chairs" exemplifies his interest in capturing mundane aspects of life, turning them into works of art. The photograph's simplicity and detached perspective are characteristic of Warhol's signature style, which he developed in the 1960s.