Andy Warhol's 98th birth anniversary: Your complete guide to fall in love with the artist's collection

05 August,2026 09:08 AM IST |  Mumbai  |  Shriram Iyengar

From art to fabrics to tomato soup, Andy Warhol’s influence made no distinction as it traversed 21st Century pop culture. Ahead of the icon’s 98th birth anniversary tomorrow (August 6), here’s how to curate your Warhol collection

Andy Warhol. Pic Courtesy/Wikimedia Commons


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Eternal frames


(From left) Polaroids of Liza Minnelli; Mohammed Ali. Pics Courtesy/Taschen.com

Artcritic Richard B Woodward's, Andy Warhol. Polaroids 1958-1987 captures a young Warhol's polaroid clicks of celebrities from Alfred Hitchcock to Yves Saint Laurent and Pelé. This one is a must for your art library.
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Cost: Rs 1477

Go bananas


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Designed first for the 1967 album cover, The Velvet Underground & Nico, this banana pop-art is a must have if you want to give your wall a touch of avant garde.
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Cost: Rs 599

Post 'em up


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While there are more famous Warhol prints to choose from, our pick is this 1960s Superman motif that is cool, stylish, and timely for superhero season.
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Cost: Rs 199 onwards

Can it


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Simple, absurd, and cool; this oversized tee captures the spirit of Warhol's soup can series in a catchy print.
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Cost: Rs 999

Block art


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Tired of your boring fridge art? Liven it up with a touch of Marilyn Monroe, or flower power a la Warhol. Nothing quite pops like pop art.
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Cost: Rs 349 onwards

Art with a difference

This radical tote bag gives Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar the Warhol-treatment by turning him into a pop culture icon. Hard to believe, but they did share the same era on earth.
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Cost: Rs 579

Cookie for cookies

Known for his love for kitsch, Andy Warhol was a lifelong collector of cookie jars. After his passing, Sotheby's auctioned 175 of these jars for a whopping £2,50,000

Whimsy on board


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If you are on the hunt for something tactile, try this 500-piece, twin-sided puzzle built around the artist's iconic Campbell soup can series to keep you busy for hours.
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Cost: Rs 1496

Play with colours


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Warhol would have loved this quirky painting book with iconic designs from the artist's famous Studio 54 to be coloured in. A perfect intro into pop art for kids.
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Cost: Rs 1914 onwards

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