Which Pittsburgh museum holds the world’s largest collection of Andy Warhol’s art?

The Andy Warhol Museum holds the world’s largest collection of Andy Warhol’s art.

The museum opened in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in 1994, several years after Warhol’s death. It occupies a renovated seven-story warehouse on the city’s North Shore and preserves works from across his career.

Its holdings include paintings, drawings, prints, photographs, films, videos, archival material, and personal objects. The collection covers famous subjects such as Campbell’s Soup, Marilyn Monroe, celebrities, flowers, and electric chairs, while also documenting Warhol’s lesser-known commercial and experimental work.

The museum is more specific than Pittsburgh’s Carnegie Museum of Art, which also owns important modern art. Its mission is focused entirely on Warhol and his legacy.