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WARHOL, Andy (1928–1987) Untitled (AT&T), 1985 Graphite on paper, signed “Andy Warhol” (lower left); stamped with the Andy Warhol Art Authentication Board Inc. stamp and numbered “A145.032” (on the reverse) 59.7 x 80 cm The current exhibition “Andy Warhol: Line and Image” at the Musée du Luxembourg in Paris highlights Warhol’s talent for drawing as the founder of Pop Art. This medium accompanied the artist throughout his life, from advertising sketches to intimate self-portraits. Our drawing, depicting a credit card from an American bank, attests to Warhol’s interest in American consumer society, reflecting the artist’s concern for a society in flux. Elevated to the status of a Pop Art icon, a simple credit card drawn by Warhol thus takes center stage in the artist’s body of work aimed at denouncing consumer society.
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