London’s Halcyon Gallery is presenting its very first exhibition devoted entirely to the works of Andy Warhol, spanning the legendary Pop Art icon’s entire career from his early illustrative works of the 1950s to his death in 1987.Featuring more than 100 works including graphics, portfolios, and original works on paper and canvas, “Warhol Icons” is an exploration of Warhol’s ingenuity and importance as well as a celebration of his enduring legacy and brand mastery.Highlights of the exhibition include his portraits of Ingrid Bergman and Muhammad Ali, the self-portrait “Self Portrait in Fright Wig,” an original “Campbell’s Soup Box: Chicken Soup,” the “Cowboys and Indians” and “Endangered Species” portfolios, as well as the rarely-seen “Anatom (Rado Watches).”“We are incredibly proud to be exhibiting over 100 works by Andy Warhol. From his early illustrative works of the 50s through to the iconic works of the late 80s, the exhibition spans elements of Warhol’s entire career,” said Kate Brown, Art Director, Halcyon GalleryThis exhibition is an opportunity to view an expansive collection of work by a Pop Art icon and to understand the importance and influence of his work on contemporary artists.”“Warhol Icons” is at Halcyon Gallery until May 15
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