One of the things we love at Castle Fine Art is a fantastic story behind a collection. And it may be hard to top that of London-based artist Paul Stephenson, whose After Warhol collection has seen him dedicate over a decade to rendering the methodology of Andy Warhol using his original acetates. Described as 'posthumous Warhols' by the world's foremost Warhol expert, Professor Rainer Crone, the works ask important questions about the authorship of art.
Paul's new medium of silkscreens on paper is in keeping with the Pop Art founder's philosophy (and our own!) that art shouldn't just be for the elite. Paul adds: "Warhol wanted his art to be accessible so everyone could own or enjoy it. An art gallery on the high street selling Warhols in 2020 is pure Warhol."
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For the collection, Paul collaborated with Warhol's original printer.
He explains: “It has been a privilege to have collaborated with Alexander. The last ten years have been like an apprenticeship, and I’ve accessed a box of secrets of what it was like to work alongside Andy Warhol.
"I’ve absorbed all I can from someone who was there originally, and it’s fantastic that he could inform my artistic process.”
"I think Warhol would have a huge grin on his face and love everything about After Warhol."
Paul Stephenson
14/01/2019
More than 30 years after Andy Warhol’s death in 1987, his art continues to be reproduced around the world. But one artist is taking this to a new level: London-based Paul Stephenson.18/01/2019
London-based artist Paul Stephenson has spent the last decade working with Andy Warhol's original acetates and screen printer to create works art historian Rainer Crone has termed 'posthumous Warhols'.15/01/2021
There are few images more iconic than Andy Warhol's legendary rendering of the style icon Jackie O. For his latest collection, Paul has created a series of unique silkscreens using the Pop Art founder's original acetate.Thank you for signing up to our newsletter.
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