Cooking Pot 1 by Andy Warhol is featured in The International Anthology of Contemporary Engraving: The international Avant-Garde, Vol. 5, America Discovered, which is a portfolio comprised of 20 influential prints from the American Pop art movement. The subject image is derived from a newspaper advertisement for a four quart enamel cooking pot, which at the time sold for a whopping 77 cents. Unlike Warhol's signature style of bold pop art color, this piece is strictly black and white in an attempt to keep true to its source.

Cooking Pot 1 is the first print that Andy Warhol ever published. It was printed by Atelier Georges Leblanc in Paris, France in 1962, and it was published by Galleria Schwarz in Milan, Italy.

Hand signed print by Andy Warhol (177/200) with Certificate of Authenticity.

"Quartet" was inspired by the students of Wharton Arts when they played at the Roig Gallery in Westfield NJ. It is an original limited edition of 15 Hand Cut Prints by Ricardo Roig - one of 15 prints in this limited edition, framed by the Evalyn Dunn Gallery.

11" x 11"

2022

"Quartet" was inspired by the students of Wharton Arts when they played at the Roig Gallery in Westfield NJ. It is an original limited edition of 15 Hand Cut Prints by Ricardo Roig - second of 15 prints in this limited edition, framed by the Evalyn Dunn Gallery.

11" x 11"
2022