Andy Warhol’s Northwest Coast Mask is a captivating fusion of pop art and Indigenous iconography, created in 1986 as part of his Cowboys and Indians series. Depicting a traditional Native American mask with Warhol’s signature use of bold color and graphic style, the print highlights the artist’s interest in reinterpreting American history through a contemporary lens. Northwest Coast Mask stands out for its cultural resonance and visual intensity, making it a compelling piece for collectors drawn to Warhol’s more nuanced explorations of identity, myth, and representation in American art.