Andy Warhol | Camouflage (Pink) | Screenprint (1987) Berkshire Art Collection

Andy Warhol | Camouflage (Pink) | Screenprint (1987) Berkshire Art CollectionAndy Warhol (19281987) Camouflage (Pink), 1987 Screenprint in colours on Lenox Museum Board Edition of 80 Camouflage (Pink) is one of eight screenprints from Warhol's final major print project, completed in the last weeks of his life. A work that transforms a pattern designed for concealment into something impossible to ignore. Inspired by his assistant Jay Shriver, who had been working with military camouflage cloth, Warhol took a pattern designed to

The project had precedent: Warhol had been fascinated by packaging and branding since his earliest Pop work of the 1960s

The gold does not soften the figures

The felt medium has been central to her practice since her first felt corner shop installation in London in 2014

Black on Black is Kate Paul's most radical monochromatic proposition — a work in which the gestural calligraphic mark and the ground share not merely the same hue but the same colour

This masterful use of perspective and detail encourages us to reflect on our own interconnected narratives within a vast and complex world

his brushwork combines loose

Original oil paintings of this quality

Original minimalist abstract

Steve Tandy

The work does not illustrate a position

and London who know the South of France — who have walked the Promenade des Anglais

The composition builds the heart shape from butterfly wings: something transient and fragile creating something universal and enduring