THE FLAVOR MARILYNS / MARTINS _ ANDY WARHOL 1962 / ENDEL LEPP 2022
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Collections
Green Marilyn is owned by the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.[17]
Blue Marilyn is in the collection of Princeton University in Princeton, New Jersey.[18]
Mint Marilyn is in the collection of the artist Jasper Johns.[11]
Liquorice Marilyn is owned by the Brant Foundation in Greenwich, Connecticut.[19]
Cherry Marilyn is in the collection of Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein in Vaduz, Liechtenstein.[20]
Lavender Marilyn is in the collection of Uli Knecht.[21][22][23]
Art market
The Flavor Marilyns initially sold for $225 each in 1962.[24]
In July 1998, real estate developer Steve Wynn purchased Orange Marilyn for $3 million from Condé Nast Chairman S.I. Newhouse Jr.[25][26]
In May 2001, Orange Marilyn sold for $3.7 million at Christie's in New York.[27] In November 2006, it was sold again at Christie's in New York for $16.2 million.[28]
In May 2007, Lemon Marilyn sold for $28 million at Christie's in New York.[29][30]
In May 2014, White Marilyn sold for $41 million at Christie's in New York.[31]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flavor_Marilyns The Flavor Marilyns, also known as the Single Marilyns, are a series of twelve silkscreen paintings created in 1962 by American artist Andy Warhol depicting actress Marilyn Monroe. The works were among Warhol's earliest portraits of Monroe and were produced shortly after her death in August 1962. Each painting uses the same publicity photograph from the 1953 film Niagara with a differently colored background, giving rise to titles such as Cherry Marilyn, Orange Marilyn, Lemon Marilyn, and Mint Marilyn. The series is considered the first major group within Warhol's extensive body of Marilyn works and helped establish the artist as a leading figure of the emerging Pop art movement.
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Collections
Green Marilyn is owned by the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.[17]
Blue Marilyn is in the collection of Princeton University in Princeton, New Jersey.[18]
Mint Marilyn is in the collection of the artist Jasper Johns.[11]
Liquorice Marilyn is owned by the Brant Foundation in Greenwich, Connecticut.[19]
Cherry Marilyn is in the collection of Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein in Vaduz, Liechtenstein.[20]
Lavender Marilyn is in the collection of Uli Knecht.[21][22][23]
Art market
The Flavor Marilyns initially sold for $225 each in 1962.[24]
In July 1998, real estate developer Steve Wynn purchased Orange Marilyn for $3 million from Condé Nast Chairman S.I. Newhouse Jr.[25][26]
In May 2001, Orange Marilyn sold for $3.7 million at Christie's in New York.[27] In November 2006, it was sold again at Christie's in New York for $16.2 million.[28]
In May 2007, Lemon Marilyn sold for $28 million at Christie's in New York.[29][30]
In May 2014, White Marilyn sold for $41 million at Christie's in New York.[31]
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