Monochromatic Master
 
When we think of Warhol's oeuvre, it is rare that color does not feature. However, it is in this stunning collection of black and white original paintings and prints that Warhol's true vision can be seen. Distilling and dissecting his world, Warhol draws heavily from religion, politics and the quotidien in these impactful and nuanced works. Repetition, serialisation and observation combine to create works of art that embody a confident sense of sophistication by an artist comfortable in both their practice and themselves.
 
Taking place at Guy Hepner 177 10th Avenue, NYC,  "Pop! In Black & White" features a curated selection of Andy Warhol paintings and prints that capture the timeless and boundless style of one of the defining artists of the 20th century.
    • Andy Warhol, Marilyn Monroe F.S. II 24, 1967
      Andy Warhol, Marilyn Monroe F.S. II 24, 1967
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    • Andy Warhol, White Flowers, 1964
      Andy Warhol, White Flowers, 1964
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    • Andy Warhol, Gimbels, 1983
      Andy Warhol, Gimbels, 1983
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    • Andy Warhol, Key Service Negative, 1985-86
      Andy Warhol, Key Service Negative, 1985-86
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    • Andy Warhol, Key Service Positive, 1985-86
      Andy Warhol, Key Service Positive, 1985-86
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    • Andy Warhol, The Mark of the Beast Positive, 1985-86
      Andy Warhol, The Mark of the Beast Positive, 1985-86
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    • Andy Warhol, Paratrooper Boots Negative, 1985-86
      Andy Warhol, Paratrooper Boots Negative, 1985-86
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    • Andy Warhol, Physiological Diagram, 1985-86
      Andy Warhol, Physiological Diagram, 1985-86
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    • Andy Warhol, Self Defense Negative , 1985-86
      Andy Warhol, Self Defense Negative , 1985-86
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    • Andy Warhol, Self Defense Positive, 1985-86
      Andy Warhol, Self Defense Positive, 1985-86
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    • Andy Warhol, Weather Map Positive, 1985-86
      Andy Warhol, Weather Map Positive, 1985-86
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    • Andy Warhol, Map Of Eastern U.S.S.R. Missile Bases Positive, 1985-86
      Andy Warhol, Map Of Eastern U.S.S.R. Missile Bases Positive, 1985-86
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    • Andy Warhol, Working Boots Negative, 1985-86
      Andy Warhol, Working Boots Negative, 1985-86
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    • Andy Warhol, Working Boots Positive, 1985-86
      Andy Warhol, Working Boots Positive, 1985-86
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    • Andy Warhol, Diamond Dust Shoes F.S. II 249 (Deluxe Edition), 1980
      Andy Warhol, Diamond Dust Shoes F.S. II 249 (Deluxe Edition), 1980
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    • Andy Warhol, Self Portrait (F.S. II 16), 1966
      Andy Warhol, Self Portrait (F.S. II 16), 1966
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  • The View

    The View

    As of 2025, Andy Warhol's market is robust, with sustained interest from collectors and investors worldwide. Across his market, and at the varying levels, his iconic and unique works continue to show strong results and his editioned prints show the longevity of one the most auctioned artists of the 20th century.

    Warhol's market strength is further evidenced by the enduring demand for his celebrity portraits and culturally significant pieces. Notably, his "Shot Sage Blue Marilyn" achieved a record-breaking $195 million at Christie's New York in 2022, marking it as the most expensive 20th-century artwork sold at auction .​

    In summary, Andy Warhol's work maintains a strong presence in the 2025 art market, with high auction results, strong gallery sales and ongoing collector interest affirming his status as a central figure in contemporary art.​