D A M N !

Unfortunately I sold them at various times - the pictures are all I have left johnny 

Beethoven - really popped !

Nice pics thx.

I wonder what you kept if you those were the ones you sold! Marilyn maybe?

These were all mine amongst others, but I don't have any more pics in my photobucket - sorry !!

Brilliant what a host of amazing works to have had. f**king hell that's wall porn for you!!

Well that's made my day!! cheers Doc stunning stuff

Love the Ingrid nun ... Not that I'll ever have one. But the Lennon's are really my favs after Mao

Possibly quite a large one by the look of it!!!

That's really really interesting re: Warhol being the 'creator' of selling test proofs, artist proofs, etc.

Many say that Banksy is the father of distinguishing between the signed and unsigned limited edition print, as usually the difference between a signed and unsigned version of a limited edition print was not considered as significant and commanded nearly the same price. Either that, or artists would only release signed prints or unsigned prints.

While we're on wall porn here's my signed Mao. Excuse the line across the top crap photo rather than a crap print!!

Yeah yeah, we all know that's sun damage

Beautiful.

That is fantastic, a signed Warhol. I've never had a Warhol and wouldn't know how to buy one. I've bought a few Banksy prints over the years and of course would only buy with Pest Control COA. How does one know they are getting an original Warhol print? Is there a Warhol equivalent of Pest Control I should know about?

Nothing is fool proof but look for a good reliable source or a good auction house. The famous pieces are exspensive but the lesser pieces are much more affordable so worth watching to see how many bidders etc and how many pieces in an auction so that you can get one at a reasonable rate. Eg the Flowers print I have is signed but was not pricey at all about £700 as I remember.

Try Hamilton selway. 

To the original poster, there are over 100k signed warhol prints when counting up all the AP's, TP's and uniques, the vast majority of which were signed. The average warhol print costs less than 10k because of the sheer volume of output. Paintings are estimated to number somewhere from 8-15k depending on who you ask but we only have the catalog raisonne thru '74. About half of those paintings are signed and half are not (about half the output was sold during his lifetime and half were not). The premium for signed paintings over unsigned disappeared from the market in the mid 90s when the market seemingly accepted the validity of the Foundation and the distribution methods it used for the remaining work (ie. they placed it well).

Imo, the best source for a buyer of Warhol prints is auction as retail is generally a multiple of the auction price. To this day, buyers still get a lot of value for their cash by targeting the hand drawn and colored commercial work from the 50s which typically cost 10-20k for a decent example but there are many cheaper and far more expensive too.

Most of his prints are quite something in person but the sheer volume of output weighs on prices for anything but the handful that the market has deemed are truly iconic. For my tastes you still get a lot of value chasing 9 of the 10 electric chairs, most of the soup cans, and a lot of the unique one-offs (without signatures) that he did in the late 70s on HMP paper (mao, electric chair, self portraits and marilyn).

It gets really tough to compare the Banksy market to the Warhol market due to the huge volume discrepancies between the two artists. They're both the rare artist known the world over during their lifetime and probably two of the higher demand print artists available today. But to wonder why a radar rat for example costs 10X what a signed committee 2k warhol print commands is never going to make sense for any reason other than volume imo. Most of the signed Warhol editions number in the 2k+ range whereas most of the signed Banksy editions (and there are far fewer editions for Banksy) number less than a couple hundred.

I wish I could find myself a cheap signed Warhol