Andy Warhol: Marilyn Monroe Diptych Moods and Movements Duthuit-Matisse: Verve Vol

Duthuit-Matisse: Verve Vol

Medium:  Archival Pigment Print Deckled Edges

Picasso agreed in to re-create for limited distribution certain pantings as hand embellished Pochoir Lithographs in a portfolio that was published in Paris by Au Pont Des Arts and in the United States by the New York Graphics Society of Greenwich Connecticut

Approximate Size: 4 x 4 x 3"

Paper Type: Richard de Bas

Andy Warhol: Marilyn Monroe Diptych Moods and Movements Duthuit-Matisse: Verve VolOfficial Edward Weston Marilyn Monroe Diptych The Marilyn Monroe Diptych is perhaps Andy Warhols most profound exploration of the duality between life and death. Originally created in 1962, just weeks after Marilyn Monroes passing, this work consists of two contrasting canvases: one side bursting with high saturation Pop Art color, and the other a haunting, fading black and white sequence. This specific edition is a offset reproduction that captures