American Image Art

The beginning of American Image was at the 1964 World’s Fair when founder Michael McKenzie met Robert Indiana, Andy Warhol and Philip Johnson. Later, McKenzie did portraits of Warhol (who introduced him to Silk Screening). American Image launched editions for Cutrone, Rivers, Katz and D’Arcangelo. In 1994, we created travelling exhibitions for MoMA San Paulo and Rio with works by Warhol, Indiana, Sultan, Katz, Oldenburg, Wesselmann and Stella, all of whom we published. Our Indiana LOVE portfolio skyrocketed from a valuation of $2,500 to $200,000 and in 2008, we created Hope in tandem with the Barack Obama campaign, another landmark. We are known for Pop Art but also published Haring, Crash, Ron English, Peggy Cyphers and Nancy Dwyer while still continuing the work McKenzie started with American Image: his own. Now you can bid on iconic and historical pieces and own the legendary works for yourself.