This is a "Two Golden Mona Lisas" from 1980, purchased at the "Andy Warhol: Mirror of the Times" exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo in 1996. I think it's rare as a postcard of Warhol's work, as I don't see it very often. It reconstructs the Mona Lisa using the readymade technique. It's basically silkscreen, but the brushstrokes of paint applied on top are nice. I didn't like the usual things like Marilyn or soup cans, and I bought it because it was beautiful to look at. It comes framed. How about it as a nice interior decoration for your room? * Frame size: 198 x 147mm * About Two Golden Mona Lisas It expresses that a work of art is a "product" that is reproduced and consumed like Campbell's soup cans. By reproducing and repeating images, he eliminated the mystery of the original and emphasized the aspect of it as an icon of pop culture.