Skulls #4 1976

Andy Warhol’s 1976 silkscreen print, “Skulls #4”, showcases his signature Pop Art style. The bold use of color and repetition, a human skull rendered in black and white lines, and a graphic, fragmented composition create a striking and unsettling image. Warhol was fascinated by death and mortality, and his use of the skull motif as subject matter, combined with his trademark pop art aesthetic, raises questions about contemporary society and the relationship between life and death.