Wythe Toile - Sand Substrate:Ivory Clay Coated Paper - Item 3505 The shape-shifting narrative scenes burst

The shape-shifting narrative scenes burst with modern symbology that combine imagery of the paranormal

Water is a handscreened monoprint

From photo booth self-portraits in the early 1960s to his final series of fright wig self-portraits in 1986

which was inspired by the underwater spread from his New York Times #1 bestselling book Here We Are

Andy Warhol was a leading figure in the pop art movement of the 1960s and is considered one of the most important artists of the late 20th Century

Wythe Toile - Sand Substrate:Ivory Clay Coated Paper - Item 3505 The shape-shifting narrative scenes burstCreated by Dan Funderburgh for Wythe Hotel, this nouveau toile is a delicate tribute to their perfectly imperfect block in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Specifically the corner of North 11th and Wythe, where the sights visible from their rooms and bar reveal the illustrated scenes. The Sand colorway features a soft dusty taupe etching printed on a matte ivory clay coated paper to create a calm and serene space with a sense of place. Dan Funderburgh's witty,