Andy Warhol. The Line and the Image

Andy Warhol was not just the master of mechanical reproduction; he was above all a virtuoso draftsman. While his colorful serigraphies brought him worldwide fame, the Luxembourg Museum chose to highlight his graphic practice, a true guiding thread throughout his entire career. From his early days as a commercial illustrator to his later years, his black line—sometimes fragile, sometimes incisive—formed the foundation for his most famous icons. This exceptional selection reveals a more intimate artist, showing how the hand of the creator guides each image before it becomes a pop symbol. It’s a rare opportunity to capture the sensitivity hidden behind the Factory machine. To be seen from September 16, 2026 to January 10, 2027.