Heart 1979

"Heart," a 1979 work by Andy Warhol, exemplifies the Pop Art movement. Warhol's bold, graphic style is evident in the simple, yet striking image of a heart bisected by a sharp line, painted in contrasting white and orange against a black background. The stark colors and clear form create a powerful visual statement, emphasizing the importance of the heart as a universal symbol of love and emotion. Warhol's minimalist approach and iconic imagery solidified his position as a leading figure in the Pop Art movement, making his works instantly recognizable.