Andy Warhol - SUNDAY B. MORNING print , MARILYN, ca, 1994, nm

Artist/Author: Andy Warhol / Sunday B. Morning
Title: Marilyn Monroe
Publisher: Sunday B. Morning
Measurements: 36 x 36 inches
Condition: nm
Sunday B. Morning is a Belgian art publisher and silkscreen workshop best known for producing pop-art print editions based on the works of Andy Warhol. [1, 2] Origins and Warhol Connection The Collaboration: In 1970, Andy Warhol collaborated with associates in Belgium, providing them with original photo negatives and color codes to produce high-quality silkscreen reproductions (such as Marilyn Monroe, Flowers, and Campbell's Soup Cans). [1, 2, 3]The Concept & Joke: The prints were meant as a comment on mass production. The backs of the prints feature a stamp that reads "Published by Sunday B. Morning" and "fill in your own signature," mocking the exclusivity of the traditional art market and official Factory editions. [1, 2, 3]The Split: Warhol later regretted the partnership and tried to distance himself or halt production, famously signing some rogue copies with phrases like "This is not by me." However, Sunday B. Morning continued producing the prints. [1, 2, 3, 4] Identifying the Prints (Verso Stamps) Early 1970s Editions: Feature a black ink stamp on the back and are highly sought after by collectors. [1, 2, 3]Later Editions (Late 1990s to Present): Re-started production using the same techniques and feature a blue ink stamp on the back. [1, 2]Value: While they are legitimate, authorized-origin silkscreens printed on museum board, they are open editions and trade at a fraction of the price of original, hand-signed Andy Warhol prints.

very impressive when framed properly