The retrospective, which opened briefly in March before being closed in the coronavirus pandemic, features more than 100 pieces of the artist’s work and explores the influences of gender expression and sexuality in both his life and art. Johnson, left, is on view at London's Tate Modern. Andy Warhol's portrait of transgender activist Marsha P. The series, which portrays Black and Latinx trans women and drag queens from New York, is one of the highlights of the exhibition.

The 1975 portrait is one of over two dozen from Warhol’s “ Ladies and Gentlemen” series featured at the museum’s newly reopened and extended Warhol retrospective, on view until Nov. Johnson, a Black transgender woman and trailblazing LGBTQ activist. Its composition is bold, and so is its content: The model was Marsha P. A large portrait currently on view at London’s Tate Modern is one of many in a new exhibition that is instantly recognizable as the work of Andy Warhol.