Warhol was commissioned by The Committee 2000 to create a piece that would be used for an upcoming fundraiser to raise money for future projects. Produced in 1982, Committee 2000 is an example of Andy Warhol's modern take on the traditional still life genre. The brilliant blue, purple and vibrant hot pink colouring of the piece establishes an extraordinary composition. The highly saturated colors are minimal in this particular print and the exaggerated outlines of the subject matter imply a sense of movement. It is almost as if the glass had just tipped over with the other two perilously wobbling. The print evokes themes of glamour and excess that were so commonly associated with Warhol’s life at The Factory and Studio 54. Please Note: Due to the size and price of this item, we will need to provide a custom quote for shipping as well as undertaking checks in line with Anti-Money Laundering regulations. Please click the Enquire button below if you are interested in purchasing. Year first published: 1982 Medium: Screenprint on Lenox Museum Board Classification: From the edition of 2,000 Dimensions: 76.2cm (h) x 50.8cm (w) Markings: Signed and numbered by the artist in pencil, stamped by the publisher on bottom left. Artist's copyright mark on verso. Condition: Very good, slight yellowing of the edges of the paper consummate with age and two tab marks on top verso where tape was previously attached to mountboard. Provenance: Acquired from Eppli Auktionshalle Framing: Sold unframed