This monumental silkscreen painting depicts two overlapping figures of Elvis Presley in his iconic cowboy gunslinger pose, sourced from a promotional still for the 1960 film Flaming Star. Warhol applied silkscreen ink over a silver painted canvas ground, creating a ghostly, doubled image that blurs the line between mass media idol and mythic American archetype. The Ferus Type designation refers to the group of Elvis paintings first exhibited at Ferus Gallery in Los Angeles in 1963, which are among the most celebrated works of the Pop Art movement. Works from this series appear in major museum collections worldwide and represent a cornerstone of Warhol's engagement with celebrity, repetition, and the mechanical reproduction of images.