Martha Graham Satyric Festival Song

Andy Warhol's Martha Graham Satyric Festival Song captures the legendary dancer in his signature pop art language, layering magenta, yellow, and cyan against stark black and white in a bold, theatrical composition. This 1962 piece transforms a faceless portrait of performance and celebrity into something instantly graphic and expressive, echoing Warhol's fascination with pop culture wall art and screen-printed repetition. The high-contrast color blocking and dramatic pose give this portrait painting an energetic, almost cinematic presence.

This pop art print brings striking color and movement to a living room, studio, or gallery wall, and makes a memorable gift for anyone drawn to modern art history or the strong woman gift energy of Graham's story. It works equally well as a standalone statement piece or grouped with other contemporary art favorites.

- 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 love bringing bold, theatrical moments of pop art history onto modern walls, one vivid print at a time.