Biography

Sunday B. Morning is a name associated with a series of prints that replicate Andy Warhol's iconic works, particularly his Marilyn Monroe series. These prints are known for their striking similarity to Warhol's originals, both in style and execution, and are often referred to as 'Sunday B. Morning' prints. The series began in the 1970s when a group of European printers, with Warhol's knowledge, produced these works using the same screens as the original Warhol prints. The prints are distinguished by a stamp on the back that reads, 'Published by Sunday B. Morning' and 'Fill in Your Own Signature.' The Sunday B. Morning prints are highly regarded for their quality and fidelity to Warhol's vision, making them popular among collectors who wish to own a piece of art history at a more accessible price point than the original Warhol prints. These works are often seen as a continuation of Warhol's exploration of mass production and consumer culture, themes central to his oeuvre. While not created directly by Warhol, the prints are considered a legitimate part of his legacy, reflecting the enduring appeal and influence of his work in the contemporary art market.