Mammy Andy Warhol

1981,
Screenprint,
90 x 90 cm
(Enc. 105.5 x 105.5 cm)
Ed Ronald Feldmann Fine Arts

This work revisits the stereotype of the African-American "mammy," iconic in 20th-century cinema and advertising, transposing it into the language of pop art. Through its vivid colors and distinctive graphic style, Warhol questions collective memory and the representation of racial identities in American culture.