Andy Warhol’s Polaroid pictures are an essential part of his artistic legacy, offering a unique glimpse into his creative process and his fascination with celebrity, consumer culture and self-image. Using his Polaroid Big Shot camera, Warhol captured striking, instantly developed portraits of cultural icons—many of which became the foundation for his renowned silkscreen paintings.

Warhol’s Polaroids bridge the gap between photography and fine art. His ability to transform a simple Polaroid into a celebrated work of art revolutionised the way photography is perceived in the art world.