Queen Beatrix 341 by Andy Warhol is a screen print included in the artist’s Reigning Queens portfolio. Warhol completed the series in 1985, during the last few years of his life. It is also one of his largest series in terms of portfolio size, with 16 prints, although it has a small edition size (only 40). Warhol created Reigning Queens during one of his most financially successful moments.

Queen Beatrix is a member of the Dutch royal family who reigned from 1980 until 2013, when she relinquished her monarchal power. She was preceded by her mother, Queen Juliana, who in 1980 also relinquished her power, making way for Beatrix to take the throne. When Beatrix abdicated in 1980, she was the oldest leading monarch the country had ever seen. She was succeeded by her son, Willem-Alexander, who is the current King of the Netherlands.