Dollar Sign 284 (Quad)
by Andy Warhol
Year: 1984
Medium: Screenprint
Size: 40 x 32 in (101.6 x 81.28 cm)
Edition: 60
Additional Information: Signed
A striking emblem of Warhol’s fascination with wealth and consumer culture, Dollar Sign 284 (Quad) dates to 1984 and exemplifies his incisive Pop Art vocabulary. This signed screenprint measures 40 × 32 inches (101.6 × 81.28 cm) and comes from a scarce edition of 60. Its bold graphic presence, limited edition, and signed status make it a compelling choice for discerning collectors seeking a distinctive Warhol work with strong market appeal.
Dollar Sign 284 (Quad) belongs to Andy Warhol’s celebrated Dollar Sign series, developed in the early 1980s from his hand-drawn dollar symbol. The series first emerged publicly in 1981, when Warhol showed the dollar-sign paintings at Ronald Feldman Fine Arts in New York. Rather than copy currency literally, Warhol enlarged its most powerful symbol and turned money itself into a Pop icon.
There is no original street-graffiti version. Warhol created the Dollar Sign works as studio paintings and prints, using silkscreen to explore repetition, glamour, commerce, and mass culture. The four-panel format adds visual rhythm, making the familiar symbol feel almost like a celebrity portrait.
For collectors, Dollar Sign is one of Warhol’s most sought-after late motifs. Strong recognition, multiple colour variations, and the series’ place in Warhol’s mature career give works from it lasting market appeal. Rarity, scale, condition, and provenance can significantly affect value.
In our gallery experience, the best Dollar Sign works have instant authority. Dollar Sign 284 (Quad) combines bold graphic impact with Warhol’s sharpest observation: in modern culture, money can become an image of fame.
It fits his 1980s period alongside Ads, Camouflage, and celebrity portraits. For collectors, it offers a direct, sophisticated expression of Warhol’s enduring fascination with wealth and desire.
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Dollar Sign 284 (Quad)
by Andy Warhol
Year: 1984
Medium: Screenprint
Size: 40 x 32 in (101.6 x 81.28 cm)
Edition: 60
A striking emblem of Warhol’s fascination with wealth and consumer culture, Dollar Sign 284 (Quad) dates to 1984 and exemplifies his incisive Pop Art vocabulary. This signed screenprint measures 40 × 32 inches (101.6 × 81.28 cm) and comes from a scarce edition of 60. Its bold graphic presence, limited edition, and signed status make it a compelling choice for discerning collectors seeking a distinctive Warhol work with strong market appeal.
Dollar Sign 284 (Quad) belongs to Andy Warhol’s celebrated Dollar Sign series, developed in the early 1980s from his hand-drawn dollar symbol. The series first emerged publicly in 1981, when Warhol showed the dollar-sign paintings at Ronald Feldman Fine Arts in New York. Rather than copy currency literally, Warhol enlarged its most powerful symbol and turned money itself into a Pop icon.
There is no original street-graffiti version. Warhol created the Dollar Sign works as studio paintings and prints, using silkscreen to explore repetition, glamour, commerce, and mass culture. The four-panel format adds visual rhythm, making the familiar symbol feel almost like a celebrity portrait.
For collectors, Dollar Sign is one of Warhol’s most sought-after late motifs. Strong recognition, multiple colour variations, and the series’ place in Warhol’s mature career give works from it lasting market appeal. Rarity, scale, condition, and provenance can significantly affect value.
In our gallery experience, the best Dollar Sign works have instant authority. Dollar Sign 284 (Quad) combines bold graphic impact with Warhol’s sharpest observation: in modern culture, money can become an image of fame.
It fits his 1980s period alongside Ads, Camouflage, and celebrity portraits. For collectors, it offers a direct, sophisticated expression of Warhol’s enduring fascination with wealth and desire.