In 1983, Andy Warhol’s friend and colleague, Bruno Bischofberg, a gallerist in Zurich, asked Warhol to create a series of works for children. Warhol, who was fond of children, had been collecting vintage toys and children’s books, which inspired him to create the ‘Toy Paintings’. Through a combination of silkscreening and painting, Warhol created the colorful works that constituted the collection. He also designed a fish wallpaper himself, to serve as a backdrop for the lowly hung colorful works that children could easily see and resonate with.
Train Toy Painting
Catalog Title: Toy Painting: Train
Year: 1983
Size: 14" x 11"
Medium: Synthetic Polymer Paint and Silkscreen on Canvas
Edition: Unique
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