RARE Andy Warhol (after) Sunday B Morning Chairman MAO Silk Screen Print

  
This is a Sunday B Morning silkscreen of Mao Tse Tung, after Andy Warhol. Warhol made his first'pop art' screenprints in the 60s, known as the Factory Editions. He then collaborated with two Belgian friends in the 70s, handing over his negatives, tools, technique and colour codes. This outfit became known as'Sunday B Morning' (the B is presumed to stand for'Belgian'). After producing some limited editions in the 1970s Warhol had a change of heart and tried to stop these editions, but for unknown reasons he never got the tools, codes etc. Back from Sunday B Morning.

Subsequently after his death, Sunday B Morning exclusively produce museum-quality screenprints that are of the same quality and same colours as Warhol used - after all, it is with Warhol's own tools, and they use identical archival inks. They are widely recognised to be the only'official' Warhol prints available. Collection Preferred or I can deliver inside M25.

The item "RARE Andy Warhol (after) Sunday B Morning Chairman MAO Silk Screen Print" is in sale since Saturday, March 11, 2017. This item is in the category "Art\Art Prints".one" and is located in London. This item can be shipped to United Kingdom.