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One reason Andy Warhol's Marilyn series continues to hold the viewer is its vibrant colour
This work is hand signed and numbered in pencil by David de la Mano of a limited edition of 30
The artist likes to be involved during all the process and takes care of every single detail and all the screens are burned using hand cut stencils
the artist pays tribute to the English capital
His series of Marilyn screen prints draws on cinematic aesthetics
Composition XIV Limited Edition One reason Andy Warhol's MarilynEtching and aquatint on Gvarro paper hand signed and numbered in pencil by Conrad Marca Relli. Published in 1977 by Polgrafa Editions, Barcelona. Plate size: 62 x 44 cm.