Ben Birillo Sam Hilu NYC 2003 Pop Art U.S.A Statue Of Liberty Silk Crepe Scarf

Add a pop of patriotism to your wardrobe with this stunning Ben Birillo Sam Hilu NYC 2003 Pop Art U.S.A Statue Of Liberty Silk Crepe Scarf. Made with high-quality silk de-chine fabric, this scarf features rolled edges and the artist’s name as accents. Measuring 35 inches in length and width, it's perfect for wrapping around your neck or draping over your shoulders.


Ben Birillo is a painter and sculptor best known for masterminding the groundbreaking Pop art exhibition, "The American Supermarket," widely considered to be the world’s first major exhibition of Pop art. A contemporary and colleague of Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Richard Artschwager, Tom Wesselmann, and Claes Oldenburg, newspapers nicknamed Birillo the “Progenitor of Pop” and “Mr. Pop Art” due to his energetic promotion of the Pop art movement.

Today, Birillo’s artwork can be viewed in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York and is included in notable private collections.