Andy Warhol | Marilyn (11.31) – Sunday B. Morning Edition (Pink) Art Gallery Surrey Gothic blackletter

Gothic blackletter

Hand-crafted using traditional glass neon techniques

Spiritual Language (White on Black) presents DEFER's constructed letterforms in the most dramatic possible palette — white against black

The Rubik's Cube format translates Warhol's screenprint technique — the flat planes of colour

Limited edition silkscreen | Final available impression

Andy Warhol | Marilyn (11.31) – Sunday B. Morning Edition (Pink) Art Gallery Surrey Gothic blackletterAndy Warhol (after) (19281987) Marilyn (11. 31) Sunday B. Morning Edition (Pink) Screenprint in colours on museum board 91. 4 91. 4 cm The Sunday B. Morning editions occupy a specific and contested position in the history of Warhol's printed output. Produced from 1968 onward by a Belgian publisher using Warhol's original silkscreens, the editions were initially made with Warhol's knowledge and tacit approval he reportedly told friends to "buy the