Andy Warhol’s The Star, created in 1981, is a captivating screenprint from his Myths series, which explores themes of fame, celebrity, and media culture. Featuring bold colors and layered imagery, Warhol portrays the allure and complexity of stardom through his signature pop art style. The work reflects his ongoing fascination with icons and the ways popular culture shapes public perception. The Star stands as a striking example of Warhol’s ability to capture the glamour and contradictions of celebrity in contemporary society.