Affixed with a few linen hinges at sheet edges verso to back mat, the colors with some attenuation (the colors are darker at sheet edges where have been covered by inner mat edge, extending approximatey 1/8-3/16 inches into the sheet), some handling creases (and a printer's(?) crease center right) most visible in raking light, a small light abrasion with faint ink loss near bottom edge, framed with acrylic.

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Auction: Prints & Multiples, Apr 28, 2026

• Warhol's Marilyn Achieves a Record $572,000 — Breaking the Prior World Auction Record Set in 1989

• Highest Price for a Single Warhol Marilyn Screenprint of Any Color Combination

• April 28, 2026 Prints & Multiples Auction Tops $2.4 Million Far Surpassing Expectations

• Consignments Are Currently Being Accepted for Future Auctions

NEW YORK, NY – Doyle's auction of Prints & Multiples on April 28, 2026 delivered outstanding results—and numerous auction records—sending the sale total soaring beyond expectations. Showcasing examples spanning the 17th century to the present day, the sale featured fine examples of Old Master prints, Modern European prints, American prints and works by Contemporary artists, in addition to ceramics by Pablo Picasso.

Andy Warhol's Marilyn—A World Auction Record
Highlighting the auction was Andy Warhol’s iconic Marilyn that achieved a record $572,000—breaking the prior World Auction Record for a Warhol Marilyn set in 1989. With heavy phone bidding, the competition ultimately narrowed to two private collectors. The result was a new high for a Warhol Marilyn screenprint of any color combination. Consigned by the Estate of Barry Haase of Manalapan, Florida, this black-and-white example broke the record set in 1989 with a purple-red Marilyn.

In 1967, Warhol published the Marilyn Portfolio, a series of ten silkscreen prints based on a publicity still of Marilyn Monroe, each rendered in a different color palette. Created five years after her death, the series reflects Warhol’s fascination with celebrity, repetition and mass production, transforming her image into one of the world’s most recognizable Pop Art icons.

Additional Auction Records
The auction also set new auction records for prints by Joan Mitchell and Frank Stella.
   • Joan Mitchell, Trees II, Color lithograph, 1992. Lot 154. Est. $20,000-40,000. Sold for $70,350. 
   • Joan Mitchell, Little Weeds I, Color etching and aquatint, 1992. Lot 153. Est. $7,000-10,000. Sold for $23,040.
   • Frank Stella, Shards Variant 1A, Color lithograph and screenprint, 1982. Lot 165. Est. $8,000-12,000. Sold for $35,200.
   • Frank Stella, Coxuria, Color screenprint, 1997. Lot 168. Est. $8,000-12,000. Sold for $25,600.

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