
Andy Warhol
Uncle Sam, 1981
Silkscreen with diamond dust on Lenox Museum Board
38 x 38 in
96.5 x 96.5 cm
96.5 x 96.5 cm
Edition of 200
Andy Warhol’s Uncle Sam, created in 1981, is a bold screenprint enhanced with sparkling diamond dust, adding a luxurious and tactile dimension to the iconic American symbol. Through vibrant colors...
Andy Warhol’s Uncle Sam, created in 1981, is a bold screenprint enhanced with sparkling diamond dust, adding a luxurious and tactile dimension to the iconic American symbol. Through vibrant colors and layered imagery, Warhol transforms Uncle Sam into a contemporary commentary on patriotism, consumerism, and identity. The addition of diamond dust elevates the work, blending pop art’s graphic style with a glamorous finish. Uncle Sam remains a striking piece that captures the complexities of national identity while showcasing Warhol’s innovative approach to materials and cultural icons.