Andy Warhol

Screenprint in colors, 1966, a proof aside from the stamp signed and numbered edition of 200, with the Warhol Foundation Authentication stamp verso, numbered A147.0911, on wove paper, framed

The print is generally in good condition and is the full sheet. The color has faded from blue to silver, as is often seen in this print. There are a series of sharp creases along the right sheet edge, the most noticeable extending horizontally circa 2 inches into the image. There is a 3 inch sharp horizontal crease in the image a bottom, with related cracking of the ink, with two similar but shorter creases at left. Diagonal creases, also with minor ink loss, are visible in the lower left corner. The verso with soiling, a few scuffed areas and remains of adhesive.
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From the 11 Pop Artists, Volume III, published by Original Editions, New York