Andy WARHOL
1928–1987, USA
Also known as: AW
Signatures & monograms
28 signatures and monograms by Andy Warhol. Compare authentic and documented counterfeit examples to study signature characteristics.
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In 2004 a large-scale art forgery case was exposed during the Salvador Dali centenary exhibition at the Wanha Satama fair centre in Helsinki. The art dealer concerned had forged and sold hundred of Dali graphics as well as graphics of some other internationally known artists. Those Warhol posters, made in violation of the Copyright Act, was sold as a genuine Warhol piece of work. The work is a poster that has been made without right holder permission in breach of copyright law. In the reverse is the text: "fill in your own signature" and "Published by Sunday B. Morning".
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