Andy Warhol "Detail of The Last Supper", 1986 | Licensed Art Print | Framed Art | Lithograph | Pop Art

This licensed art print showcases “Detail of The Last Supper” (1986) by Andy Warhol, part of his late-career reinterpretation of Leonardo da Vinci’s renowned Renaissance masterpiece. Through vivid colour contrasts and layered symbolism, Warhol presents a contemporary visual adaptation that merges modern cultural commentary with one of the most iconic artworks in art history.

Created just one year before his passing, this piece represents one of Warhol’s final major series and is regarded as a profound reflection of spirituality, identity and artistic evolution.

About the Artist

Andy Warhol (1928–1987) was a pioneering American artist and a leading figure of thePop Art movement. Renowned for turning everyday subjects and celebrity culture into artistic icons, Warhol changed the relationship between commercial imagery and fine art. His works are exhibited in major museums worldwide, includingMoMA (New York), Tate Modern (London), Centre Pompidou (Paris) and The Andy Warhol Museum (Pittsburgh).

Market Value & Collectability

Warhol is considered one of the most commercially successful and collectible artists of the 20th century.

• Multiple paintings have achieved auction results exceeding USD $100 million
• “Shot Sage Blue Marilyn” sold at Christie’s in 2022 for USD $195 million, making it the most expensive 20th-century artwork ever auctioned
• Even licensed reproductions are highly desired in luxury design spaces thanks to the cultural prestige and distinctive visual identity Warhol represents

Featuring Warhol’s work enhances not only aesthetics but also the cultural impact and design value of an interior.

Artistic Style & Interior Relevance

Warhol’s Detail of The Last Supper presents a modern interpretation through abstract design, tonal contrasts and pop-art deconstruction. It introduces character and conceptual depth into interior environments.

Ideal for:

• Luxury residential interiors and gallery-style spaces
• Contemporary offices, conceptual dining areas and boutique hospitality environments
• Interior schemes integrating art history with modern design aesthetics
• Feature installations in curated design studios or artistic spaces

Its combination of historical subject matter and contemporary reinterpretation makes it a uniquely expressive focal point in premium settings.

Why This Print Works Well in Interior Spaces

• Officially licensed reproduction
• Printed using gallery-grade, archival materials
• Frame Dimension: W75cm x H56cm
• Style: Pop Art, Street Art