Coca-Cola [2] (1961) by Andy Warhol

The artwork titled “Coca-Cola [2]” was created by the iconic artist Andy Warhol in 1961. It’s a piece characteristic of the Pop Art movement, with the medium being linen. The genre of the artwork is figurative, depicting a common subject from contemporary culture.

The image showcases the classic contour bottle of Coca-Cola, rendered in a black and white color scheme. Warhol’s depiction of the bottle is both simple and immediate, with lines that convey the iconic shape of the Coca-Cola bottle and the distinctive script of the logo prominently featured at the top. The background features loose, abstract brushwork, providing a stark contrast to the bold, precise lines of the bottle. This interplay adds depth and interest to the image, highlighting Warhol’s exploration of commercialism and popular culture through his art.