Please post any advice that you receive from members jingle, as I'm sure like me others would be interested to know what to look for and what not to buy etc.etc.
I too am looking to purchase my first Warhol next year.
Happy new year.

I was a Warhol fanatic back in the day. My principal advice in the Warhol market is you are almost always 20-30% better off sourcing editioned work at auction as opposed to any dealer.  You also get the added bonus of iron clad provenance in that you can put it back to the house in the future if authenticity questions arose after the fact although fakes in the Warhol print market are uncommon and easy to spot.

The sheer volume of work has led to a market that dealers source at auction and then markup at retail and because of that volume you can practically pick your image (outside of TP's and AP's) and source it at a print auction at the primary houses in the next 6 months. Of the 100k+ prints he released there are only a handful of images that have truly iconic pricing. It's the polar opposite of the Banksy print market.

Not sure if these are considered the lower end prices to you.

www.artspace.com/andy_warhol

There's a gallery in Washington, D.C. That I'm on the mailing list for. They have a 'sale' on a couple warhols. I can forward it along if your are interested. They always seem to have some warhols available so it may be worth a look.

PM sent.

Thanks

Thanks for the info guys, what about the Sunday B Morning prints? Do they have any value?

The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao presents Shadows (1977–78) by Andy Warhol, a monumental artwork of 102 large format, silkscreened panels that reflect some of Warhol’s explorations with abstraction through his signature palette of bright and cheerful hues, which characterized a large part of his work.
Curator Lucia Agirre is working on the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao's presentation of Andy Warhol: Shadows, which is organized by Dia Art Foundation.

At 50 years old, Andy Warhol, the irreverent Pop Art icon, and chronicler of an era, embarked upon the production of a monumental artwork titled Shadows with the assistance of his entourage at the Factory.

The Shadows panels are silkscreened canvases. To understand the radical implications of Warhol’s Shadows, one must begin with the work’s form: the Shadows series was conceived as one painting in multiple parts, the final number of canvases determined by the dimensions of an exhibition space. The “shadows” alternate between positive and negative as they march along the walls of the gallery.
 
(apologies if thread is in wrong place, just got sent the above press release so thought I would pass on )

Looks decent if you are a Warhol fan like me, decent reason for a weekend in sunny Spain...

Hi 
If anyone plans to sell Andy Warhol original prints (only limited editions), please PM. 
Thanks, Tobi

BBC had an interview with the guy whose collection it is. around 140 works and he only started collecting them in 2004. a commodities broker a very well paid commodities broker I reckon

Was just thinking about it, I think I will go - looks well worth the effort

I would be quite happy with 1.

Really going to try and there, if not the book is only 30.00

I have a Absolut Vodka, signed limited edition /100 with COA from the print producer.

No idea what's the going rate for this

Not sure if you're still in the market for original signed Warhol prints,
but you can check out what we have online:

Andy Warhol 


-DB