Andy Warhol (1927-1987) (After) Mickey Mouse Colour print on heavy paper Signed in pencil on the back and stamped in red ink on the back. 66 x 66 cm (approx.) Andy Warhol Andy Warhol (1928-1987) is an absolute icon of twentieth-century art, a pioneer of the Pop aesthetic and a major figure in American Pop Art. Through his work, Warhol redefined the boundaries between art, the media, advertising and mass culture. His influence extends beyond painting to photography, music, experimental film and graphic design. Founder of The Factory, he collaborated with fashion designers, rock stars and brands such as Absolut, Levi's and Pepsi. Warhol has had a lasting impact on the contemporary art world, and his works remain among the most sought-after at major auctions and in private collections. He symbolises the intersection between celebrity, consumerism and image.