Dollar signs

Dollar Signs by Andy Warhol is a group of paintings centered on a single, unmistakable image: the dollar sign. Repeated across multiple canvases and color variations, the symbol is bold, oversized, and painterly, often layered with drips and rough brushstrokes that make it feel physical rather than graphic.

The subject is money itself as an image of power and desire. By turning the dollar sign into a repeated motif, Warhol treats it the same way he treated celebrities or consumer goods, something instantly recognizable and endlessly reproducible. Shown together, the works emphasize abundance, repetition, and saturation, reflecting a society where value, success, and visibility are closely tied to wealth and mass culture.