Andy Warhol’s screenprints revolutionised printmaking by combining commercial techniques with fine art. Using silkscreen, he reproduced images of celebrities, consumer goods and cultural icons with bold colour, repetition and high-contrast composition. His prints — from Marilyn Monroe and Campbell’s Soup Cans to Flowers and Skulls — explore themes of fame, mass production and consumer culture, capturing the energy and irony of 20th-century America. Warhol’s meticulous process and striking palette make his screenprints instantly recognisable and highly sought after in the art market.