Andy Warhol Bearbricks

About Andy Warhol Bearbricks

Andy Warhol (1928–1987) is the man behind pop art as most people know it: soup cans, Marilyn Monroe and repeated portraits in bold colours. His preferred method was silkscreen printing, which allowed him to repeat the same image over and over, and he worked from his studio, The Factory, in New York. The idea of art as a mass-produced object suits a collectible figure well, which is probably why Warhol has become one of the regular artist names in the BE@RBRICK series.

Which Warhol figures do we have right now?

• Andy Warhol (Elvis Presley) – a 400% & 100% set with Warhol's Elvis motif. The figure also appears in our music collection.
• Andy Warhol (Silkscreen) – a 400% that pays tribute to silkscreen printing.
• Andy Warhol (60's STYLE) – a 400% in 1960s style.

All three cost approx. €255 and are 400% (approx. 28 cm). We have previously had the 1000% Double Mona Lisa and Last Supper, the Mick Jagger set and the Warhol x Basquiat collaboration figures, but they are sold out. Warhol designs are snapped up quickly, so also check new arrivals.

Warhol and music

Warhol worked closely with musicians. He was behind the cover of The Rolling Stones' Sticky Fingers from 1971, and if you want to build on that connection, we have The Rolling Stones (Sticky Fingers – Black) as a 400% & 100% set. Together with the Elvis figure, that makes a small shelf about pop art and rock.

How to look after the figure

Warhol designs often have strong blocks of colour that can fade in direct sunlight. Place the figure somewhere with indirect light, dust it with a microfibre cloth, and keep the box. Newer releases have an NFC tag, which you can read about on the authenticity check page.

Related themes

Warhol is part of our wider art Bearbricks collection. You will find his collaborator from the mid-1980s in Basquiat Bearbricks, and Keith Haring was part of the same New York scene. Read more in the guide to art Bearbricks.