Nine Jackies is a notable artwork created by Andy Warhol in 1964, during the pop-art movement. The piece features nine repetitive images of Jacqueline Kennedy, the iconic First Lady of the United States at the time. Warhol's use of screen-printing techniques and vibrant colors exemplifies his characteristic style, emphasizing the mass production and commercial aesthetic prevalent in pop-art. By depicting multiple images of Jackie Kennedy, Warhol explores themes of celebrity culture, media saturation, and the impact of repetition on our perception of icons. Nine Jackies reflects Warhol's fascination with fame, the power of images, and the intersection of art and popular culture.