Andy Warhol
Two Dollars (Thomas Jefferson) , 1976
Signed Two Dollar Bill (Thomas Jefferson)
6 1/8 x 11 5/8 in
15.6 x 29.4 cm
15.6 x 29.4 cm
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Andy Warhol (1928 – 1987) Framed in mount block with museum grade glass. Total Framed size 18.5x16.5'' Condition: Excellent Provenance: Private established Collection Europe, Certification provided, open back stamped with...
Andy Warhol (1928 – 1987)
Framed in mount block with museum grade glass. Total Framed size 18.5x16.5''
Condition: Excellent
Provenance: Private established Collection Europe, Certification provided, open back stamped with Warhol personal stamp.
More than thirty years after his passing, Andy Warhol continues to be one of the most influential figures in contemporary art and culture. As a key figure in the Pop Art movement, which emerged in America during the 1950s and gained prominence in the following decades, Warhol's impact is undeniable. His images of popular culture celebrities, including Elvis, Chairman Mao, Muhammad Ali, and Mick Jagger, remain some of the most important works of contemporary art. Among these, his "Marilyn" series stands out as arguably the most enduring icon of the past century.
As Andy Warhol rose to fame, he became one of the most desirable celebrities to meet and attain an autograph with people giving him dollar bills, invites, anything they could to sign! The present dollar bill was signed by Warhol in 1976 and has certification to prove authenticity as sadly there are thousands of forgeries on the market of currency alone. This two dollar bill represents a great entry point to attaining a piece of pop art history!
Investment: "Shot Sage Blue Marilyn" (1964) – Sold for a staggering $195 million at Christie's in 2022, this portrait of Marilyn Monroe became the most expensive 20th-century artwork ever sold at auction. Warhol’s market has steadily grown over the decades, with his works appreciating significantly in value. He is considered a "blue-chip" artist, collectors and investors see Warhol's art as a hedge against market volatility, similar to high-end real estate or fine wine. Warhol’s brand, built on his fascination with celebrity culture, mass production, and consumerism, continues to resonate with both seasoned collectors and younger generations. His pieces often attract attention from a global audience, making them highly liquid in the art market. While some Warhol works reach well into the millions, his prolific output, especially his prints, offers more accessible entry points for collectors. Smaller prints can sell for tens of thousands to a few hundred thousand dollars, depending on rarity and condition. This range allows both high-end investors and mid-tier collectors to participate in his market.
Framed in mount block with museum grade glass. Total Framed size 18.5x16.5''
Condition: Excellent
Provenance: Private established Collection Europe, Certification provided, open back stamped with Warhol personal stamp.
More than thirty years after his passing, Andy Warhol continues to be one of the most influential figures in contemporary art and culture. As a key figure in the Pop Art movement, which emerged in America during the 1950s and gained prominence in the following decades, Warhol's impact is undeniable. His images of popular culture celebrities, including Elvis, Chairman Mao, Muhammad Ali, and Mick Jagger, remain some of the most important works of contemporary art. Among these, his "Marilyn" series stands out as arguably the most enduring icon of the past century.
As Andy Warhol rose to fame, he became one of the most desirable celebrities to meet and attain an autograph with people giving him dollar bills, invites, anything they could to sign! The present dollar bill was signed by Warhol in 1976 and has certification to prove authenticity as sadly there are thousands of forgeries on the market of currency alone. This two dollar bill represents a great entry point to attaining a piece of pop art history!
Investment: "Shot Sage Blue Marilyn" (1964) – Sold for a staggering $195 million at Christie's in 2022, this portrait of Marilyn Monroe became the most expensive 20th-century artwork ever sold at auction. Warhol’s market has steadily grown over the decades, with his works appreciating significantly in value. He is considered a "blue-chip" artist, collectors and investors see Warhol's art as a hedge against market volatility, similar to high-end real estate or fine wine. Warhol’s brand, built on his fascination with celebrity culture, mass production, and consumerism, continues to resonate with both seasoned collectors and younger generations. His pieces often attract attention from a global audience, making them highly liquid in the art market. While some Warhol works reach well into the millions, his prolific output, especially his prints, offers more accessible entry points for collectors. Smaller prints can sell for tens of thousands to a few hundred thousand dollars, depending on rarity and condition. This range allows both high-end investors and mid-tier collectors to participate in his market.
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