
DAVID HAMMONS, invite, 2019
each 20 x 26 cm
part of complete set of Hauser & Wirth announcements and invitations 2019
42 cards, offset, heavy weight cardboard
condition: splendid
published by Hauser & Wirth, Zurich, St Moritz, London, New York, Hongkong. Los Angeles
inv.H&W 588-pr
These cards were issued in 2019 with the following artists:
RITA ACKERMANN
IDA APPLEBROOG
DIANE ARBUS
JEAN ARP
MAX BILL
LOUISE BOURGEOIS
MARK BRADFORD
GETA BRÃTESCU
STEFAN BRÜGGEMANN
HEIDI BUCHER
ALKEXANDER CALDER
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN
EDUARDO CHILLIDA
ED CLARK
MARCEL DUCHAMP
GÜNTHER FÖRG
CHARLES GAINES
SONIA GOMES
CATHERINE GOODMAN
PHILIP GUSTON
DAVID HAMMONS
MARY HEILMANN
EVA HESSE
LUCHITA HURTADO
EVA HESSE
SHEILA HICKS
JENNY HOLZER
LUCHITA HURTADO
MATTHEW DAY JACKSON
RASHID JOHNSON
DONALD JUDD
MIKE KELLEY
BHARTI KHER
GUILLERMO KUITCA
MARIA LASSNIG
ANNIE LEIBOVITZ
LEE LOZANO
SOL LEWITT
RENÉ MAGRITTE
ANNA MARIA MAIOLINO
PIERO MANZONI
TAKESADA MATSUTANI
LÀSZLÓ MOHOLY-NAGY
BRUCE NAUMAN
MERET OPPENHEIM
PABLO PICASSO
CAROL RAMA
MAN RAY
DIETER ROTH
ED RUSCHA
AMY SHERALD
LORNA SIMPSON
SYLVIA SLEIGH
DAVID SMITH
JESÚS RAFAEL SOTO
ALINA SZAPOCZNIKOW
KEITH TYSON
ANDY WARHOL
FRANZ WEST

ANDY WARHOL, Mao, 1979
135 x 44,5 cm
screen print, wallpaper with text “Andy Warhol – TRIM”
published by Musée Galliera, Paris, France
condition: fine, although slightly discoloured
€ 2.000,- plus € 24,- Track & Trace EU registered mail
Wallpaper “Mao” was printed on behalf of a solo exhibition in Musée Galliera in Paris that was on from 23 February through 18 March, 1974. Apart from black and white prints colour versions were produced.


ANDY WARHOL, Interview, April 1992
34,3 x 26,9 cm
never opened, i.e. sealed as issued although with tears at lower half of cover and spine caused by postal handling, tiny paper snippet of spine inside seal
published by Brant Publications, Inc, New York, USA
€ 85,- plus € 32,- Track & Trace registered EU mail, including art handling, packing
Interview magazine of April 1992 with actress Robin Wright on the cover was published by Brant Publications, Inc that took over the helm shortly after Warhol’s death in 1987. It was managed for 18 years by Ingrid Sischy, until she and Peter Brant’s ex-wife Sandra became lovers and left the magazine, selling Ms. Brant’s half-ownership stake in the parent company Brant Publications.
History of prices:
Todocoleccion, Campanillas, Málaga, Spain € 1.000,- October 2020
Interview, New York, USA, US$ 2.95 April 1992 (year of issue)

ANDY WARHOL, Cow, 1976
wallpaper
74 x 50 cm
screen print in black and white
text in print: “Andy Warhol – TRIM”
edition unknown
condition: paper and colour more than excellent, left top corner shows a very weak hesitating dog’s ear, hardly noticeable toning
uncommon, details on provenance available
€ 3.800,- plus € 28,- Track & Trace registered mail
This screen print comes with a certificate of authenticity in which is stated that the provenance is from a collection of a neighbour of Andy Warhol. See at The Archive is Limited: “Cow” (black and white, red) and “Mao” (2 heads, black and white) that were also part of her collection.
The left top corner of this print has a very light flattened dog ear. For the rest in good condition; a more than attractive lived-through original print.

History of price:
Stair Galleries, Hudson, NY, USA € 10.124,- Cow 1976; red on black and white / 2 June 2022 incl. premium

ANDY WARHOL, Cow, 1976
110 x 75 cm
wallpaper, screen print in red, black and white
dated in print
text: “Copyright Andy Warhol La Biennale 1976”
edition unknown
condition: overal very good to excellent, although horizontal bending in the middle
ask for details
€ 3.850,- plus 38,- Track & Trace registered mail
This screen print comes with a certificate of authenticity stating that the provenance is from a collection of a neighbour of Andy Warhol. See at The Archive is Limited: “Cow” (black and white) and “Mao” (2 heads, black and white) that were also part of this collection.
Condition details.
The left top corner of this print has a light dog ear, the right top corner has some flattened crumpling lines and the middle part has a horizontal bending. Small tear on 1 cm at the top side. Overall the print looks very good and no discouloring of neither paper nor ink layer. An attractive lived-through print!
Basically there are two kinds of so called Cow prints, with various widths. One print run was made in 1966 with a text TRIM Andy Warhol and another one in 1976. In 1966 Andy Warhol produced Cow prints for his exhibition at Gallery Leo Castelli. For the Venice Biennale 1976 he showed Cow wall paper specifically produced for his presentation at the pavilion of the USA. In the latter case on the brim of each sheet of paper a text was added: Copyright Andy Warhol La Biennale 1976.
Extra information about ‘Cow’ prints, 1966-1976
– wallpaper print
Art dealer Ivan Karp proposed Andy Warhol to paint some cows after he claimed that traditional painting was “dead”. Printer Gerard Malanga subsequently came up with some photographs of a cow’s head which were shown to Warhol. This resulted in a series of cow prints, all screen printed on wallpaper between 1966 – 1976.
The iconic Warhol’s print of a cow was first executed in 1966 for his exhibition at the Leo Castelli Gallery, New York: ‘The idea to use a picture of a cow’s head reportedly stemmed from a comment by the dealer Ivan Karp that no one painted pastoral scenes any more. Warhol’s response was to find a picture of a cow in an old agricultural magazine and have it silkscreened as wallpaper’. Source: TATE Modern, London, UK.

The first of the series, Cow, 1966, was published as a wallpaper for an exhibition at the Leo Castelli Gallery. Repeated imagery of cows on the wall surrounded visitors.
The second screen print of the series features an orange cow against a lilac background. This image was published for a 1971 Warhol exhibition at the Whitney Museum in New York.
The third screen print shows a cow that is coloured in bright yellow against a blue background. Of this work 150 copies have been hand signed. The unsigned versions have been authenticated by the Andy Warhol Art Authentication Board.
The last screen print of the series shows the cow in light pink against a purple background. This work was published for an exhibition at the Modern Art Pavilion in Seattle, Washington, from November, 1976-January 9, 1977. Prints in various colours have been signed in an unknown edition.
For some reason there is a fifth series of various colour combinations made in 1976, apparently during the time when the fourth series was produced. Several copies have been signed by the artist. See image below.

History of prices:
Stair Galleries, Hudson NY, USA € 10.124,- Cow 1976; red on b&w / 2 June 2022 incl. premium
Cornette de Saint Cyr, Paris, France € 3.500,- Cow 1976; red on lemon yellow / 21 January 2021 incl. premium
Cornette de Saint Cyr, Paris, France € 4.550,- Cow 1976; red on lemon yellow / 21 January 2021 incl. premium
Rosebery’s Hill, London, UK € 4.617,- Cow 1976; dark pink on yellow / 6 October 2020, incl. premium
Quittenbaum, Munich, Germany € 800,- Cow 1976; purple on b&w / 27 June 2019, hammer price
ArtPrice.com € 1.910,- 12 December 2019, Cow 1976; xxx on /incl. premium
Invaluable € 1500,- 4 December 2018, Cow 1976; xxx on / hammer price

ANDY WARHOL, After the Party, 1979
53,3 x 77,5 cm / 21 x 30.5 inches
screen print
signed, numbered
edition 1000
not available
This work was part of Andy Warhol’s “Exposures” series intended to accompany a book of party photographs of both Warhol and Interview’s editor Bob Colacello. They had planned to produce two editions, one gold, one silver, producing them through their new publishing company that was partly owned by Grosset and Dunlap, Andy Warhol Books.

ANDY WARHOL, Exposures
book-golden version, screen print on cover
signed, numbered
edition 1000
not available

ANDY WARHOL, Dossier Nr 2357 – ‘John Joseph H’, No. 11 from ‘The 13 Most Wanted Men’, 1967
21 x 17 cm
portfolio stapled with screen print, list of works, text in French
published by Galerie Ileana Sonnabend, Paris, France
not available


History of prices:
estimated: € 1.000 – € 1.600 May 2014