ANDY WARHOL
Andy Warhol (1928–1987) turned soup cans, dollar signs and celebrity into the defining art of the twentieth century, and his screenprints remain the cornerstone of pop art collecting. His market is the deepest in American art — Shot Sage Blue Marilyn sold for $195 million at Christie's in 2022, the highest price ever paid at auction for an American artwork. Our Warhol holdings span signed and numbered editions from the Factory era alongside Sunday B. Morning printings. Explore Andy Warhol limited edition prints and original works for sale, each with full documentation.
177 works
Works over $10,000 are available by inquiry.
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Mildred Scheel FS II.238
Inquire ↗screenprint with diamond dust on Arches 88 paper
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Myths: Dracula FS II.264
Inquire ↗screenprint with diamond dust on Lenox museum board
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Myths: Howdy Doody FS II.263
Inquire ↗screenprint on Lenox museum board, with diamond dus
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Myths: Mammy (Diamond Dust) FS II.262
Inquire ↗screen print with diamond dust on Lenox museum board
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Myths: Santa Claus FS II.266
Inquire ↗screenprint with diamond dust on Lenox museum board
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Myths: The Shadow II.67
Inquire ↗screenprint with diamond dust on Lenox museum board
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Myths: The Star FS II.258
Inquire ↗screen print with diamond dust on Lenox museum board
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Myths: The Witch FS II.261
Inquire ↗screenprint on Lenox museum board, with diamond dus
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Myths: Uncle Sam FS II.259
Inquire ↗screenprint with diamond dust on Lenox museum boar
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Queen Margrethe II Of Denmark (White) FS II.334
Inquire ↗screenprint on Lenox museum board
