Dimensions: L370mmxH440mm
 
In 1986 Warhol developed a series of images that became known as his stitched photographs. These were created by sewing several identical images together as in Self Portrait 1976–86. The threads used to join the photographs are left hanging, giving them a rough-and-ready quality. Like his early screen prints they are arranged in a repetitive grid formation. In this artwork, Warhol sits here in a dramatically-lit setting, wearing his recognisable silver ‘fright’ wig. 
 
Text Credit: Tate UK 
 
This is an unlimited collection re-print in art frame