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Warhol’s Martha Graham series (F&S II.387-389) is a rare and poetic tribute to the queen of modern dance. Executed in 1986 and published by the Martha Graham Center of Contemporary Dance, this complete portfolio features three bold, large-format screenprints (36 x 36 in.)—each hand-signed by Warhol on the verso and numbered from the edition of 100. The […]

Andy Warhol’s Dollar Sign series is one of the most recognizable works in Pop Art history. Here is the story behind Andy Warhol’s iconic Dollar Sign paintings: Created in 1981, these bold, colorful paintings and prints exemplify Warhol’s fascination with money, capitalism, and mass production. The Dollar Sign paintings were a direct statement on the commercial nature of both

One of the most iconic works of Surrealism, Salvador Dali’s “The Persistence of Memory “(1931) is instantly recognizable for its melting clocks. This masterpiece, housed at MoMA, challenges conventional perceptions of time and reality. Often called The Melting Clocks, this painting showcases Dalí’s unique paranoiac-critical method—deliberately inducing hallucinatory states to inspire his art. Dalí’s soft watches symbolize the

The 2025 Latin American art market is poised for a dynamic year, with several factors influencing its trajectory. Key figures like Fernando Botero, Wifredo Lam, and Roberto Matta are expected to continue commanding significant attention among collectors and investors. Botero’s recent passing in 2023 has amplified interest in his oeuvre, with his monumental sculptures and paintings in

Roy Lichtenstein (American, 1923-1997) Shipboard Girl (Corlett II.6), 1965 Offset lithograph on white wove paper This print was not produced in a numbered edition. Signed in pencil by the artist “rf Lichtenstein” lower right. Size: 27.2 x 20.25 inches” (69cm x 51.5cm) Publisher: Leo Castelli, New York Printer: Graphic Industries, Inc. New York Literature: Bianchini (1971) cat. No. 12 Provenance:

Andy Warhol (American, 1928-1987) Clockwise from Upper Left Marilyn Monroe (F&S.II.22) Marilyn Monroe (F&S.II.23) Marilyn Monroe (F&S.II.30) Marilyn Monroe (F&S.II.31) Andy Warhol’s Marilyn Monroe series (F&S.II.22, II.23, II.30, II.31), created in 1967, remains an iconic exploration of fame, beauty, and the intersection of pop culture with fine art. Each screenprint measures 36 × 36 in. (91.4 × 91.4 cm) and features

Jean-Michel Basquiat (American, 1960-1988) Flexible (1984 / 2016)Screenprint on 4-ply Museum Board60 1/4 × 45 1/2 in (153 × 115.6 cm)Edition of 85 Stamped by artist’s estate, Signed by Lisane Basquiat & Jeanine Heriveaux, Administrators of the Estate of JM Basquiat on verso as well as the stamps of The Estate. Published by Flatiron Editions. PRICE: on request Jean-Michel Basquiat (American, 1960-1988) Rome Pays

Halim Flowers (American, b. 1980) When the Prison Doors Open… (2021) Acrylic & oil sticks on canvas 60″ x 38″ (152.4cm x 96.5cm) Accompanied by certification of authenticity from the artist PRICE: on request Purchase securely via CLOVER.com Halim Flowers’ When the Prison Doors Open… (2021) is a visceral masterpiece that explores the intersection of

Halim Flowers (American, b. 1980) Life Isn’t Symmetrical (2020) Acrylic & oil sticks on canvas 48″ x 48″ (122cm x 122cm) Accompanied by certification of authenticity from the artist PRICE: on request Purchase securely via CLOVER.com (Apple/Google Pay, credit card, or bank account) Halim Flowers’ painting “Life Isn’t Symmetrical” bursts with vibrant energy and a

I’ve been asked a lot today about my thoughts on Maurizio Cattelan’s Comedian—the banana duct-taped to a wall that sold for an astonishing $6.2 million at Sotheby’s. And, oh, I have thoughts. Let’s start with the obvious: Could that money have been used to house the homeless or feed the poor? Of course. But here’s