About The Work
Jane Fonda is an American actress whose first notable film was Barbarella (1968). She was the celebrity sex symbol of her time and remains part of American pop culture to this day. In 1982, Warhol offered this print as part of a fundraiser for Fonda's then husband, Tom Hayden. Hayden is best known as an anti-war, civil rights radical political activist. Both Jane Fonda and Andy Warhol signed the prints.
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About Andy Warhol
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Screenprint on Lenox Museum Board
39.50 x 31.00 in
100.3 x 78.7 cm
This work is numbered and signed in pencil on recto. Also signed by Jane Fonda.
About The Work
Jane Fonda is an American actress whose first notable film was Barbarella (1968). She was the celebrity sex symbol of her time and remains part of American pop culture to this day. In 1982, Warhol offered this print as part of a fundraiser for Fonda's then husband, Tom Hayden. Hayden is best known as an anti-war, civil rights radical political activist. Both Jane Fonda and Andy Warhol signed the prints.
Courtesy of REVOLVER Gallery
About Andy Warhol
From The Magazine
- Interviews & Features: David Hockney – ‘I realized I was painting my best friends. The subject wasn’t dogs but my love of the little creatures.’
- Interviews & Features: Harland Miller: 'I've always loved high and low culture. This painting perfectly encapsulates both, more than any painting I've made.'
- Interviews & Features: Seven winning works of sports art
- Interviews & Features: Bill Claps - ‘I hope the images make people feel the power of nature, and help them realize we are a small part of it, not the center’
- Interviews & Features: The Artspace Art for Life Interview with John Pawson
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