Warhol, Andy Screenprint 1986 Plains Indian Shield Start Price USD 15,000.00 Current Price USD 15,000.00 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Wednesday, May 07, 2008 End Time Saturday, May 17, 2008 Location georgetownframeshoppe.com See more about 'Warhol, Andy Screenprint 1986 Plains Indian Shield' Description Georgetown, Washington D.C. Plains Indian ShieldArtist: Andy Warhol Medium: Original ScreenprintHand Signed & NumberedEdition: 202/250Unframed Size: 36" x 36"Printed on Lenox Museum BoardPublisher: Gaultney, Klineman Art, Inc., New YorkReference Catalogue no. II.382Insurance Value: $28,000 Artwork: Pictured above is an original hand signed and numbered Andy Warhol screenprint. This work is numbered 202 out of a total edition of 250. This work is in excellent condition.  Please feel free to contact our gallery with any questions you may have.   The driving force behind Andy Warhol's creative process was not only to create remarkable images but also to blur the distinction between fine art and  commercial art.  Magazine illustrations, comic books, record albums and advertising campaign imagery not only had potential to be art, but for Warhol, were considered art. As expressed by Andy Warhol himself, "When you think about it, department stores are kind of like museums". The pop artist not only depicted products of mass consumption, but also wanted to mass produce his own works of art. With this in mind, Pop Art was born.  Warhol founded The Factory in 1962, an art studio where he employed in a rather chaotic way "art workers" to produce screenprints, lithographs and  posters.  Andy Warhol preferred screenprinting above all other methods of print making, and produced a large number of spectacular portfolios of prints, most often of varying portraits of well known people such as Mao, Marilyn Monroe and Elizabeth Taylor. Feel free to browse through our website to view our other portfolios and screenprints by Andy Warhol. About Us:Georgetown Frame Shoppe has been a leading fine art dealer in Washington D.C. since 1989, specializing in works on paper. Our collection of Modern and Contemporary lithographs, etchings and linocuts emphasizes such artists as Pierre Auguste Renoir, Henri Matisse, Andy Warhol, Marc Chagall, Pablo Picasso, Mary Cassatt, Joan Miro, Alexander Calder, Francisco Goya, Roy Lichtenstein, Bernard Buffet and a few other well known artists. To view more of our fabulous collection, please visit our online ebay store at Georgetown Frame Shoppe Refund Policy:Here at Georgetown Frame Shoppe, we realize that buying art through the internet can be a scary experience. For this reason, we guarantee the authenticity of all works of art sold through our gallery, and most importantly, we issue a Certificate of Authenticity with every work of art purchased. Our gallery also has an extensive collection of catalogue raisonne’s that serve to identify works of art as authentic. For our clients, we generally will include a copy of these documents with the artwork. Georgetown Frame Shoppe also guarantees to refund our clients (minus shipping and ebay fees) within seven days of arrival if the work of art arrives and you are unsatisfied with your purchase. Please note that this refund does not apply to special orders. Shipping & Handling:We ship worldwide. For anywhere in the U.S., we ship using Fed Ex ground, fully insured. The cost of shipping is dependent on the value and size of each individual work of art. Payment:We accept most major credit cards and money orders. Checks will require a 10 day clearance before merchandise is sent. We also accept Paypal through ebay. To learn more about Georgetown Frame Shoppe, check out our Ebay About Us page. We encourage all our clients to contact us with any questions or concerns they might have. If you are an established collector, just a novice, or simply looking for a gift, it would be our pleasure to assist you in finding what you are looking for! Place a Bid!