“Delmarva-Style” (2024)

“Andy Warhol was born in Pittsburgh, moved to New York and became famous for creating a series of paintings and prints featuring Campbell’s Soup cans, which became a Pop Art icon of the 1960s. Warhol never strayed from Campbell’s tradition flavors, like Chicken Noodle, Tomato and Vegetable. Perhaps if Warhol was an Eastern Shoreman, he would have added Scrapple Bisque, Horseshoe Crab, Cream of Muskrat and Chincoteague Oyster Stew. He wasn’t but I am, so I did it instead.” — Erick Sahler

Available in 8x10 and 16x20 Legacy Reproduction prints

5.5 x 7.25 image on 8x10 paper

12x16 image on 16x20 paper

Maryland-made all-wood custom framing available

The print is also available in “Delaware-Style” (Horseshoe Crab), “Maryland Style” (Cream of Muskrat) and “Virginia Style” (Chincoteague Oyster Stew), as well as two samplers in traditional and pop colors

“Delaware-Style”

“Virginia-Style”

“Maryland-Style”

“Delmarva-Style Sampler”

“Delmarva-Style Pop Sampler”