Camouflage 1986

"Camouflage" is a 1986 screenprint by Andy Warhol, a prominent figure of the Pop Art movement. The work is characterized by bold, simplified forms, a key feature of Warhol's artistic style, against a vibrant red background. The use of blue, pink, and white outlines against a red backdrop creates a playful contrast. Though created towards the end of his life, it demonstrates Warhol's continued experimentation with color and abstract forms, reflecting his fascination with everyday objects and their visual representation.