ANDY WARHOL What's a Warhol?, 1990

This poster reproduces Warhol’s playful self-portrait spread originally published in Playboy magazine, featuring seven Polaroid photos of the artist arranged in a grid. Created posthumously in 1990, the offset lithograph captures Warhol’s fascination with self-image, fame, and mass-media presentation.

A blend of humor, irony, and celebrity awareness, the composition reflects Warhol’s lifelong exploration of how identity is manufactured and consumed. The candid Polaroids—some posed, some spontaneous—reveal Warhol both as subject and narrator of his own mythology.

Printed on quality stock, this authorized edition celebrates the Pop Art icon at his most self-referential, echoing his famous line: “I’m not more intelligent than I appear.” A distinctive collectible for admirers of Warhol’s photography, Pop Art ephemera, and vintage magazine culture.