Andy Warhol Lithograph Mao 92 Portrait signed in print numbered, stamp authenticated by editor CMOA (Carnegie Museum of Art)

 

Facts:

Artist                              Andy Warhol

Arch / Motive                    60 cm * 60 cm (23.62 x 23.62 inch)

Motive                             Mao Zedong, 1972

Editor                              Museum of Art, Carnegie Institute Pittsburgh

Year of Edition                  1986

Reference                        F/S # II.92

Limited Edition                  1690 / 2400 / numbered with pencil on front, stamped on verso CMOA (stamp authenticated)

Signature                         signed in plate

Condition                         perfect, no tears & creases

 

This unique print is from a limited edition and not like the often offered unlimited prints from Andy Warhol with the note „published by Sunday B. Morning" and „fill in your own signature". You get here an incomparable signed in print lithograph with a lasting and a steady rising value. 

 

Quotation from the "Portraits of the 70s"

Even when WARHOL leaves, from time to time , the jet-set world of art, business, fashion, the results are equally incisive. It is something of a miracle that a comtemporary Western artist could seize, as WARHOL has, the Olympian Big Brother image of Mao Tse-tung. In a quartet of canvases huge enough to catch one's eye at the Worker' Stadium in Peking, WARHOL has located the chairman in some otherworldly blue heaven, a secular deity of staggering dimensions who calmly and omnipotently watches over us earthlings. 

 

Price structure WARHOL prints

handsigned & numbered (250 series)                                           min. $ 40000

signed in stone & numbered (3000 series)                                    min. $  1000

unsigned & unlimited Sunday B. Morning  editions                          min. $    400

posters                                                                                 min. $     10

 

 

FAQs:

• COA: The only serious COA for Warhol prints comes from the Board of the Warhol Foundation. The examination costs are all in all about $ 2000. It will be issued for handsigned lithographs or handpaintings which have value    of min. $ 20000.

• Provenance: All the offered prints come directly from the editor.

• The spot on the upper side is a magnet for fixing the print.

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Payment

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Wire to US or Swiss bank account

 

Shipping

By Swiss post from Switzerland

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Canada, USA $ 70

Europe $ 40

Overseas $ 75