London-based artist Paul has spent the last decade researching Andy Warhol’s working process and uses Warhol’s original acetates to create his stunning After Warhol collection.

Dubbed ‘posthumous Warhols’ by the world’s leading Warholian authority, Rainer Crone, the artworks were printed in New York by the Pop Art founder’s original screen printer, Alexander Heinrici, and have been lauded by the BBC and VICE Magazine. Find out more about how they’re created here.

This spectacular set of 16 artworks includes Paul’s transformations of four of Andy Warhol’s most iconic works: ‘Jackie’ (1964), ‘Mao’ (1973), ‘Electric Chair’ (1964) and ‘Self-Portrait’ (1964). Each of Paul’s versions is presented in four different colourways.

 Mao (45"x51")

• Cadmium Red Medium, Mars Red, Cadmium Yellow Medium
• Indo Orange Red, Prussian Blue
• Permanent Green Light, Cadmium Red Medium, Cadmium Yellow Medium
• Cadmium Orange and Indo Orange Red, Phthalo Green, Acra Blue Violet

 Jackie (41"x41")

• Cerulean Blue
• Cadmium Red
• Phthalo Green
• Silver

 Little Electric Chair (29"x23")

• Cadmium Light Red
• Phthalo Blue
• Phthalo Green
• Grey (Mars Black and Titanium White)

 Self Portrait (17"x21")

• Acra Violet
• Phthalo Blue
• Phthalo Green
• Cadmium Yellow