Double Mickey Mouse 1981

Andy Warhol's "Double Mickey Mouse" from 1981 showcases the artist's signature Pop Art style. Two iconic Mickey Mouse figures are rendered in bold, vibrant colors and distinct outlines against a backdrop of geometric patterns. The repetition and stark simplicity of the composition highlight the ubiquitous presence of Mickey Mouse in American popular culture. The bright, almost cartoonish colors and the repetition of the image are reminiscent of Warhol's earlier works like the Campbell's Soup Cans, which explored themes of mass production and consumerism.