485 - Andy Warhol, “Querelle White”, first edition from 1982, “Herself - Ingrid Bergmann”, signed, Galerie Börjeson, Malmö, 1983 & Andy Warhol for the Greens, three large colour posters in very good condition

Andy Warhol, “Querelle White”, first edition from 1982, “Herself - Ingrid Bergmann”, signed, Galerie Börjeson, Malmö, 1983 & Andy Warhol for the Greens, three large colour posters in very good condition Andy Warhol, 1928 Pittsburgh - 1987 New York, born Andrew Warhola, American artist, filmmaker and publisher, as well as co-founder and leading figure of Pop Art in the USA; shown here: The legendary film poster in its original first edition for Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s “Querelle”, colour offset poster, 100 x 70 cm, copyright by Andy Warhol/NY, press and exclusively distributed by “Universal Prints”/Hamburg, West Germany / (Andy Warhol’s ‘Querelle’ poster from 1982 is one of the most famous cinema posters in modern film history. Here, Warhol combined photographic screen-printing with rough, expressive, freehand outlines that are typical of his late work from the 1980s.The poster was printed in close collaboration with the German distributor and was released in three prominent, monochrome background colours: blue (Querelle Blue) - the most commonly depicted version - green (Querelle Vert) and, as shown here, white/grey (Querelle White) // “Herself - Ingrid Bergmann”, signed colour offset poster, Galerie Börjeson/Malmö, 1983, 100 x 70 cm // “Andy Warhol for the Greens”, screen-printed version in green on white, 101 x 77 cm, one of approx. 3,000 copies, created on the initiative of his close friend, the German artist and activist Joseph Beuys, to provide financial and media support to the then newly co-founded party ‘Die Grünen’ during the campaign for the 1980 Bundestag election