*APC ART is pleased to present “Sunday Morning Marilyn (11.23),” after Andy Warhol.*

*Executed using the original Marilyn image source developed by Andy Warhol in 1967, this work draws directly from the iconic “Marilyn Monroe” portfolio (F. & S. II.22–31), one of the most important and recognizable bodies of work in contemporary art history. The image—derived from the publicity still of Marilyn Monroe from the film Niagara—has become one of the most enduring and culturally significant visual motifs of the 20th century.*

*The “Sunday Morning” designation refers to a group of prints produced beginning in the early 1970s utilizing original screens and materials associated with Warhol’s studio practice. These works maintain the exact same composition, scale, and visual language as the original 1967 Marilyn prints, including the unmistakable cropping, repetition, and color blocking that define Warhol’s Pop Art aesthetic. For all intensive purposes, the image itself is identical—preserving the same visual impact and cultural resonance that has made the Marilyn series one of the most sought-after images in modern art.*

*Original Marilyn prints (F. & S. II.22–31) from the 1967 edition of 250 have seen significant appreciation in recent years, with individual examples now commonly trading in the range of approximately $200,000–$500,000+ depending on colorway, condition, and provenance. Complete sets have achieved multi-million dollar results, further reinforcing the strength and demand for this body of work.*

*Visually—and this is what matters to most collectors and designers—the “Sunday Morning” example delivers the exact same image, presence, and wall power. In many cases, these impressions present even more vibrantly, with fresh, crisp color that has not been subject to decades of light exposure. The result is a bold, striking presentation that fully captures Warhol’s original intent.*

*From a practical standpoint, this represents one of the strongest value propositions in the entire contemporary art market. For a small percentage of the cost of a 1967 example, collectors are able to acquire the exact same iconic image—arguably in even more visually dynamic condition. For those operating within real-world budget considerations, this offers an intelligent and highly compelling entry point into the Warhol market without sacrificing visual impact or cultural significance.*

*Andy Warhol’s Marilyn series represents the intersection of celebrity, mass production, and fine art—transforming a Hollywood icon into a repeated, almost mythological symbol. The flattened colors, bold contrasts, and mechanical repetition reflect Warhol’s commentary on fame, mortality, and the commodification of image in modern society. This particular colorway—often referred to as “Sunday Morning”—features a softer, more refined palette, making it exceptionally versatile across a wide range of interiors.*

*APC ART consistently maintains access to Andy Warhol’s most iconic imagery, offering both “Sunday B. Morning” examples as well as original 1967 edition prints where available. Please feel free to reach out for additional information or to discuss current availability.*

*Offered in excellent condition, this work presents an exceptional opportunity to acquire one of the most iconic images in art history—faithfully preserved in form, scale, and visual impact.*

*Ships immediately from the USA. Professional museum-quality framing options available upon request.*

Offered exclusively by APC ART.

Provenance

Included with the work is a certificate of authenticity from “Sunday B. Morning”. 

Condition

The work is in excellent overall condition. Gorgeous.