Sell Andy Warhol Prints

Guy Hepner Gallery has specialised in buying and selling Andy Warhol prints, screenprints, paintings and editions since 2000. With over 25 years of direct experience in the Warhol market, we offer free, confidential valuations for collectors looking to sell or consign their Andy Warhol artwork at the best possible price.

Andy Warhol remains one of the most actively traded artists in the world. His prints — including the iconic Marilyn Monroe series, Flowers, Campbell's Soup Cans, Mao, Ads, Myths and Dollar Signs — consistently achieve strong prices at auction and through private sale. In 2022, Shot Sage Blue Marilyn sold at Christie's for $195,040,000, setting the record for the highest price ever achieved for a work by an American artist at auction.

Whether you own a signed screenprint from the 1960s, a Factory Additions edition from the 1980s, or a rare trial proof, Guy Hepner can provide a current market valuation based on recent auction results, private sales data, condition assessment, provenance, and edition information.

How Much Is My Andy Warhol Worth?

Andy Warhol print values vary significantly depending on subject, edition size, condition, provenance and whether the work is signed. Marilyn Monroe prints (F&S II.22–31) regularly achieve $30,000–$500,000 at auction. Flowers prints (F&S II.64–73) range from $15,000 to $250,000. Mao screenprints and the Ads portfolio have seen strong recent results at Christie's and Sotheby's. We provide up-to-date market intelligence to ensure you receive a fair and accurate valuation.

Andy Warhol Appraisal & Authentication

Proper documentation significantly affects the value of a Warhol print. We work with the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts Authentication Board and can advise on the authentication process. A Certificate of Authenticity from the Foundation or original provenance documentation — such as a receipt from a gallery or auction house — is essential for maximising value.

Selling Andy Warhol at Auction vs. Private Sale

Auction is not always the best route. Buyer's premiums of 20–25% are added on top of the hammer price, reducing the net proceeds to the seller. Additionally, auction estimates are not guaranteed and unsold works can negatively affect future value. Through Guy Hepner's private sale programme, we connect your work directly with our network of pre-qualified collectors in New York, London, Hong Kong, and the Middle East — often achieving higher net proceeds than auction with greater discretion and speed.

Why Consign with Guy Hepner?

Our gallery represents some of the world's most important Warhol collectors and has maintained direct relationships with the Warhol market's leading specialists for over two decades. We have sold Warhol works across every major series — Marilyn, Mao, Flowers, Campbell's Soup, Electric Chairs, Death and Disaster, Ads, and more. Our team offers complete transparency, competitive consignment terms, and a proven track record of achieving exceptional results.