Look out for Lot 29 at Christies in New York on November 13th.

Hugh Grant, the British Actor, is selling his original Andy Warhol painting of Elizabeth Taylor.

The estimate is a whopping $25 - $35m.

Not a bad return for Hugh...he paid $3.5m just 6 years ago.

The piece’s high profile provenance is expected to further fan the flames of the Andy Warhol frenzy.

Andy Warhol is generally regarded as on of the most influential artists of the twentieth century.

His expression “famous for 15 minutes” is now part of everyday jargon.

The US Post even issued an Andy Warhol postage stamp that quickly sold out.

Warhol’s market has seen an electrifying development in the last few years.

In May 2007 Christies held an auction of Post War and Contemporary Art. It realized over $384m. Out of 78 lots, 74 sold.

The belle of the ball was Warhol’s ‘Green Car Crash’ which sold for a cool $71.7m. The price set a world record for a Warhol.

The previous best price was $17m. It effectively meant that the record for a Warhol quadrupled overnight.

Andy Warhol is obviously a man in demand.

And if you want a Warhol we have just the item for you. At a price that is affordable.

Andy Warhol’s portraits of Marilyn Monroe are amongst his most famous works. It’s the marriage of two icons.

What we have is an original lithograph print, signed by Andy Warhol.

Click here for Andy Warhol signed print

Beautifully mounted, framed and glazed, this item could be hanging on your office wall in a few days time.

We’ll even arrange delivery by Fedex free of charge.

Not surprisingly we only have one available...

The original would no doubt cost many, many, millions.

The price?

Just £19,950 ($40,000)...

Call me on +44 (0) 1481 708 277 or email aroose@stanleygibbons.co.uk

TOLL FREE from the USA 1 866 644 6146

The art world is already buzzing about Christies’ sale on November 13th. One of Warhol’s great pieces is on the Auction block.

And on an even more positive note, one thing that should help future Warhol prices is that his estate is finally running out of pictures to sell.

When Andy Warhol died there were approximately 4,100 paintings plus numerous prints in his estate. A large number were given to the Andy Warhol Museum the others have gradually been sold off to museums, collectors and dealers.

There is not a bottomless pit or an infinite supply.

There will soon be a squeeze on the supply of Warhol’s. The recent prices at auction indicate it is already happening.

This could be your only chance to purchase a genuine signed Warhol print.

It’s a beautiful item. It measures 43cm x 43cm and is in mint condition.

An iconic image signed by an icon.

Click here for Andy Warhol signed print

Rarely do we have items like this...and it’s with some reluctance that we sell them. After all, I’m enjoying having it...it’s currently on my office wall.

It could be on yours next week...

Call me on +44 (0) 1481 708 277 or email aroose@stanleygibbons.co.uk

TOLL FREE from the USA 1 866 644 6146

Regards

Adrian Roose
+44 (0) 1481 708 277
Toll Free from USA 1 866 644 6146
aroose@stanleygibbons.co.uk

P.S. There is only one available; the first person to contact me claims it.