What was the title of Andy Warhol’s 1962 painting of repeated Coca-Cola bottles?

Andy Warhol’s 1962 painting of repeated Coca-Cola bottles is titled Green Coca-Cola Bottles.

The work presents a large field of green-tinted Coca-Cola bottles arranged in repeated rows. Warhol used a commercial product as a subject, treating a familiar mass-produced object as material for fine art. The repetition connects the painting to his developing Pop Art method, in which advertising, packaging, celebrities, and consumer goods became central imagery.

The title is easy to confuse with other Coca-Cola works by Warhol, including Coca-Cola 3, completed in 1962. Green Coca-Cola Bottles is specifically identified by its repeated green bottles. It is also distinct from Warhol’s later works that use the Coca-Cola logo or a single bottle as the dominant image.

The painting is significant because it shows Warhol moving beyond hand-painted commercial-style imagery toward a more systematic, serial approach. Its subject links everyday American consumption with the visual language of advertising and mechanical reproduction.