Marilyn Reversal - Carbon Substrate:Black Mylar - Item 3286 and the gilded streaks that

and the gilded streaks that are gold ink drizzles

and a similar solace can be found in viewing this energetic and expressive pattern

The overall effect is a field of texture with bright reflective areas moving as the light shifts

Smithsonian Design Museum

The primary elements are from Andy Warhol’s Toy Paintings which were hand painted then silk screened on small canvases in 1983 for a show in Zurich

Marilyn Reversal - Carbon Substrate:Black Mylar - Item 3286 and the gilded streaks thatAndy Warhol's fascination with Marilyn Monroe's fame, glamour, and tragic death began in the early 1960s. He immortalized her likeness, using a cropped film still from the 1953 movie Niagara, creating a powerful, instantly recognizable icon of both Pop Art and his own body of work. Created between 1979 and 1986, the Reversal Series was executed at the height of Warhol's career. Marilyn (Reversal) is part of this innovative series, in which Warhol