Revolver Gallery - Your Andy Warhol Specialists

Revolver Gallery - Your Andy Warhol Specialists Revolver Gallery specializes in buying and selling original Andy Warhol art, based in West Hollywood.
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Check out Revolver Gallery’s latest Artsy exhibition,Andy Warhol: Icons & Myths.August 25 – November 1, 2026Through Warh...
09/02/2026

Check out Revolver Gallery’s latest Artsy exhibition,
Andy Warhol: Icons & Myths.
August 25 – November 1, 2026

Through Warhol’s Pop Art language, icons gain mythical status while myths become ingrained in popular culture. In this curated collection, he reveals a world where icons become myths and myths become icons, blurring the line between reality and fiction.

🔗 https://www.artsy.net/show/revolver-gallery-andy-warhol-icons-and-myths

Warhol’s Factory, up close.Architectural photographer Timothy Hursley Tim Hursley was commissioned by Progressive Archit...
09/01/2026

Warhol’s Factory, up close.

Architectural photographer Timothy Hursley Tim Hursley was commissioned by Progressive Architecture to photograph the offices of Interview magazine inside Andy Warhol’s Factory.

His photographs document the environment surrounding Warhol down to the smallest details of clutter.

Speaking with Revolver Gallery about his experience photographing the Factory, Hursley recalled:

“When I met Andy in the empty all-white basement of his Factory for a portrait, he said he liked my photos.”

Every inch of these images is visually interesting and tells a part of the story of Warhol’s day-to-day life.

Hursley returned to the space throughout the 1980s, photographing its evolving interiors, and continued documenting the Factory until Warhol’s death in 1987.
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Image Credits:
Andy Warhol’s Factory. Photograph by Timothy Hursley, 1980s.

Andy Warhol & PugThe pug belonged to Brigid Berlin, Warhol’s close friend and a staple of the Factory. Berlin had two pu...
08/25/2026

Andy Warhol & Pug

The pug belonged to Brigid Berlin, Warhol’s close friend and a staple of the Factory. Berlin had two pugs, identified in The Andy Warhol Diaries as Fame and Fortune, who became regulars in Warhol’s world.

The pugs appeared in photographs with Warhol and, apparently, had their own artistic vision. In one diary entry from Tuesday, August 14, 1984, Warhol records:

“Brigid’s pug walked across the painting I’d just done. He had orange and purple feet.”

Warhol always seemed to have a soft spot for animals. Fame and Fortune were no exception, orange and purple feet and all.
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Credits:
 1. Andy Warhol with Pug. Photograph by Mark Greenberg, 1985.
 2. Andy Warhol and Pug commercial, c. 1984.
 3. Andy Warhol and Pug. Photograph by Bernard Gottfryd, 1982.
 4. Andy Warhol and Pug. Photograph by Ebet Roberts, 1984.
 5. Andy Warhol and Pug. Photograph by Bernard Gottfryd, 1982.
 6. Andy Warhol and Pug. Photograph by Jill Kennington, 1985.
 7. Andy Warhol and Pug. Photograph by Bernard Gottfryd, 1982.

Andy Warhol’s Cookie Jar CollectionWarhol amassed 175 ceramic cookie jars, often discovered during weekend trips to New ...
08/19/2026

Andy Warhol’s Cookie Jar Collection

Warhol amassed 175 ceramic cookie jars, often discovered during weekend trips to New York flea markets and shops.

Following Warhol’s death in 1987, Sotheby’s opened this private world to the public. Over ten days in 1988, Sotheby’s auctioned off thousands of objects from Warhol’s estate.

Among the valuable art and antiques were his cookie jars.
The collection had been expected to bring around $7,000. Instead, the jars sold for $247,830.

Another example of Warhol’s lifelong love of collecting, design, and all things kitsch.
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Image Credits:
1. Cover of Saturday Review ARTS, October 7, 1972, Volume LV, Number 41, “What’s Andy Warhol Doing With That Cookie Jar?”; Warhol Cookie Jar Collection. Photograph by Peter MacDiarmid, 2015.
2. Video clip featuring Gedalio Grinberg discussing Andy Warhol’s cookie jar collection.
3. Warhol Cookie Jars. Photograph by André Grossmann; Cookie Jar. Photograph by Andy Warhol, 1983.
4–6. Cookie Jar. Photograph by Andy Warhol, 1983.
7. The Andy Warhol Collection auction catalog. Sotheby’s, 1988.

Andy Warhol’s Cookie Jar Collection.Warhol amassed 175 ceramic cookie jars, often discovered during weekend trips to New...
08/18/2026

Andy Warhol’s Cookie Jar Collection.

Warhol amassed 175 ceramic cookie jars, often discovered during weekend trips to New York flea markets and shops.

Following Warhol’s death in 1987, Sotheby’s opened this private world to the public. Over ten days in 1988, Sotheby’s auctioned off thousands of objects from Warhol’s estate. Among the valuable art and antiques were his cookie jars.

The collection had been expected to bring around $7,000. Instead, the jars sold for $247,830.

Another example of Warhol’s lifelong love of collecting, art, and all things kitsch.
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 Image Credits:
1. Cover of Saturday Review ARTS, October 7, 1972,“What’s Andy Warhol Doing With That Cookie Jar?”; Warhol Cookie Jar Collection. Photograph by Peter MacDiarmid, 2015.
2. Video clip featuring Gedalio Grinberg discussing Andy Warhol’s cookie jar collection. 
3. Warhol Cookie Jars. Photograph by André Grossmann; Cookie Jar. Photograph by Andy Warhol, 1983.
4–6. Cookie Jar. Photograph by Andy Warhol, 1983.
7. The Andy Warhol Collection auction catalog. Sotheby’s, 1988.

Featured artworks this month at Revolver Gallery. This curated selection of Andy Warhol’s works from the 1980s is curren...
08/14/2026

Featured artworks this month at Revolver Gallery. This curated selection of Andy Warhol’s works from the 1980s is currently available from our collection.

Created during his final decade, these prints showcase Warhol’s continued exploration of color, scale, and subject matter. Far from simply marking the end of his career, Warhol’s 1980s works represent one of his most ambitious periods and remain highly sought after in today’s art market.

Visit our website or contact us directly for pricing and additional information.

38 years ago today, Jean-Michel Basquiat died at just 27 years old.In less than a decade, Basquiat transformed contempor...
08/12/2026

38 years ago today, Jean-Michel Basquiat died at just 27 years old.

In less than a decade, Basquiat transformed contemporary art, fusing graffiti, poetry, music, and painting into a bold visual language that challenged history, race, power, and identity.

His collaboration with Andy Warhol became one of the defining artistic partnerships of the 1980s.
After meeting in 1982, the two quickly became close friends, developing a creative dialogue that combined Warhol’s bold commercial imagery with Basquiat’s expressive brushwork, handwritten text, symbols, and raw painterly energy.

When their joint exhibition opened at the Tony Shafrazi Gallery in 1985, critics were sharply divided. One infamous New York Times review dismissed Basquiat as Warhol’s “mascot,” reducing their partnership to a publicity stunt.

Warhol was deeply affected. In The Andy Warhol Diaries, he wrote on Thursday, September 19, 1985:

“…I asked for the paper, and there in Friday’s Times I saw a big headline: ‘Basquiat and Warhol in Pas de Deux.’ And I just read one line—that Jean Michel was my ‘mascot.’ Oh God.”

Yet months earlier, on Thursday, May 9, 1985, he had privately written:

“…his [Basquiat’s] work is wonderful, it’s so exciting, and I think he will last.”
History proved him right.

Today, nearly four decades after Basquiat’s death, their collaborations are celebrated not as an experiment, but as one of the defining artistic dialogues of the 1980s.
Image Credits:
1. Jean-Michel Basquiat with Andy Warhol. Photograph by Richard Schulman, 1985.
2. Dos Cabezas. Jean-Michel Basquiat, 1982.
3. Jean-Michel Basquiat.Photograph by Andy Wahrol, 1982.
4. Jean-Michel Basquiat and Andy Warhol. Photograph by Tseng Kwong Chi, 1985.
5. 6.99. Jean-Michel Basquiat and Andy Warhol,1984; Jean-Michel Basquiat and Andy Warhol, Mind Energy, 1984.
6. 1985 exhibition poster Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat. Photograph by Michael Halsband, 1985.
7. Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat. Photograph by Richard Drew 1985 ;Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat. Photograph by Lizzie Himmel, 1985.

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