Mick Jagger - VI

Andy Warhol's Mick Jagger - VI captures The Rolling Stones frontman in classic 1970s pop art style, his features broken into bold, irregular blocks of magenta, cyan, yellow, black, and white. Made in 1975 as part of Warhol's celebrated portfolio of the rock star, the piece blends screenprinted color fields with loose, hand-drawn linework, giving the faceless portrait a raw, collaged energy that feels more expressive than his earlier commercial work. It's a striking example of how Warhol pushed toward abstraction while still keeping his subject instantly recognizable.

This bold, edgy print brings a shot of pop art attitude to a man cave, living room, or music studio, and makes a natural gift for any Rolling Stones fan or lover of modern abstract wall art. It suits collectors drawn to portrait painting reinvented through a graphic, contemporary lens.

- 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 bring iconic pop art moments like this one into everyday spaces, print by print.