Northwest Coast Mask

Andy Warhol's Northwest Coast Mask, from his 1986 Cowboys and Indians series, reimagines a Native mask motif through Warhol's unmistakable pop art lens. Bold reds, mustard yellows, turquoise, and black are layered in flat, graphic fields, giving the piece that striking, high-contrast energy Warhol built his career on. It is a vibrant, culturally charged image that still feels as arresting today as it did when it was first screenprinted.

This print brings gallery-level pop art into everyday spaces - a living room, office, or reading nook all take on a bolder mood with it on the wall, and it makes a genuinely memorable house warming gift for anyone drawn to modern art with a story behind it. Fans of Andy Warhol and 1980s retro poster style will recognize the reference instantly.

- Printed on premium 330gsm archival-grade, acid-free cotton rag paper with a hot press smooth matte finish for luxurious texture and vibrant color accuracy
- Available in multiple finishes: Archival Matte, Cold Press, Semi-Gloss, Metallic, Glossy, or Somerset Velvet
- Rolled packaging or framed options with Black, White, or Oak wood frames (frame width 0.88"/2cm, depth 1.13"/3cm), ready to hang with shatterproof perspex
- Fade-resistant aqueous pigment inks ensure vibrant color reproduction for over 100 years

Colors may vary slightly from your screen; prints appear more vibrant in person.

Ships from the US within 1-3 business days. Delivery to US: 3-7 days. International (EU/UK/other): dispatched within 3-5 days.

Custom sizes available upon request - just message us.

We keep bringing bold, iconic pop art moments like this one into modern homes, print by print.