Mick Jagger 142
by Andy Warhol
Year: 1975
Medium: Screen print
Size: 43 X 29″ in
Signed and numbered
Edition of 250
Celebrating the charisma of rock culture, Andy Warhol’s Mick Jagger 142 (1975) captures the Rolling Stones frontman through a bold fusion of portraiture, celebrity, and graphic expression. This 43 × 29-inch screenprint is signed and numbered from an edition of 250. Its connection to Warhol’s celebrated Mick Jagger series, strong visual identity, and documented edition make it an appealing choice for collectors of Pop Art and music history.
Mick Jagger 142 by Andy Warhol belongs to the celebrated Mick Jagger series, created in 1975 after Warhol photographed the Rolling Stones frontman. The portraits were released as a portfolio of ten screenprints, with Jagger’s expressive face transformed through bold linework, layered color, and gestural marks. Warhol captures celebrity as both image and performance, exploring fame, charisma, sexuality, and the construction of a public persona.
There is no recognized street-graffiti version. Warhol’s Jagger portraits were produced through his studio screen-printing practice and published as fine art, rather than as street works.
For collectors, the Jagger portfolio remains one of Warhol’s strongest celebrity projects. Individual impressions vary in color and presentation, making condition, edition details, signature, provenance, and authenticity important to rarity and value. The subject also gives the series enduring international demand.
From our gallery perspective, Jagger 142 has a rare balance of glamour and attitude. Warhol does not simply record a rock star; he turns Jagger’s image into a collectible symbol of 1970s culture.
The work fits Warhol’s mature celebrity period, alongside portraits of Marilyn Monroe, Muhammad Ali, and Diana Vreeland. For collectors seeking a bold Warhol with proven cultural significance, Mick Jagger 142 offers strong visual and investment appeal.
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Mick Jagger 142
by Andy Warhol
Year: 1975
Medium: Screen print
Size: 43 X 29″ in
Signed and numbered
Celebrating the charisma of rock culture, Andy Warhol’s Mick Jagger 142 (1975) captures the Rolling Stones frontman through a bold fusion of portraiture, celebrity, and graphic expression. This 43 × 29-inch screenprint is signed and numbered from an edition of 250. Its connection to Warhol’s celebrated Mick Jagger series, strong visual identity, and documented edition make it an appealing choice for collectors of Pop Art and music history.
Mick Jagger 142 by Andy Warhol belongs to the celebrated Mick Jagger series, created in 1975 after Warhol photographed the Rolling Stones frontman. The portraits were released as a portfolio of ten screenprints, with Jagger’s expressive face transformed through bold linework, layered color, and gestural marks. Warhol captures celebrity as both image and performance, exploring fame, charisma, sexuality, and the construction of a public persona.
There is no recognized street-graffiti version. Warhol’s Jagger portraits were produced through his studio screen-printing practice and published as fine art, rather than as street works.
For collectors, the Jagger portfolio remains one of Warhol’s strongest celebrity projects. Individual impressions vary in color and presentation, making condition, edition details, signature, provenance, and authenticity important to rarity and value. The subject also gives the series enduring international demand.
From our gallery perspective, Jagger 142 has a rare balance of glamour and attitude. Warhol does not simply record a rock star; he turns Jagger’s image into a collectible symbol of 1970s culture.
The work fits Warhol’s mature celebrity period, alongside portraits of Marilyn Monroe, Muhammad Ali, and Diana Vreeland. For collectors seeking a bold Warhol with proven cultural significance, Mick Jagger 142 offers strong visual and investment appeal.