After Andy Warhol, Sunday B. Morning

Artist Information

Sunday B. Morning is renowned for its screen prints inspired by the iconic imagery of Andy Warhol, one of the most influential figures in the Pop Art movement. First emerging in the 1970s, these editions continue Warhol’s exploration of mass production, popular culture, and the relationship between art and commercial imagery.

Produced in Belgium, After Andy Warhol prints feature some of the artist’s most recognizable subjects, including Marilyn Monroe, Flowers, and Campbell’s Soup Cans. Drawing on the imagery and printing methods associated with Warhol’s original Factory editions, Sunday B. Morning prints are celebrated for their vibrant colors, bold compositions, and enduring appeal among Pop Art enthusiasts and collectors.

Printed on museum board using high-quality archival inks, contemporary Sunday B. Morning editions are identified by a blue ink stamp on the reverse, reading “Published by Sunday B. Morning” and “Fill in your own signature.” The publisher’s distinctive approach to Warhol’s imagery also reflects the artist’s longstanding fascination with repetition, celebrity, and the nature of originality.

Combining the visual impact of classic Pop Art with a compelling history of printmaking, After Andy Warhol works offer collectors an opportunity to enjoy some of the most recognizable imagery of the twentieth century. Their striking colors and instantly recognizable subjects make them compelling additions to contemporary art collections, private residences, and curated interiors.

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