Marilyn Monroe Circa 1990

This striking poster is a bold homage to Andy Warhol’s iconic Marilyn Monroe series, published in the early 1990s by Sunday B. Morning. Known for their authorized reproductions of Warhol’s legendary silkscreens, Sunday B. Morning prints continue to bring Pop Art into the hands of a wider audience, using high-quality screenprinting techniques that reflect the spirit of the original works.

Warhol’s image of Monroe was based on a publicity still from the 1953 film Niagara, in which she starred. Through his transformative process, Monroe’s portrait became one of the most enduring symbols of celebrity culture and Pop Art. This edition by Sunday B. Morning preserves the boldness and visual impact of Warhol’s concept, faithfully reproducing his graphic style and powerful composition.

The Marilyn prints are among the most recognized works of 20th-century art, exploring themes of fame, media saturation, and identity. Warhol turned Monroe into both a symbol and a product, and these reproductions continue to echo that commentary—making them highly sought after by collectors, art lovers, and anyone captivated by the Pop Art movement.

Whether seen as a reflection of Monroe’s lasting cultural presence or Warhol’s sharp artistic commentary, this Sunday B. Morning print remains a vivid and accessible piece of modern art history.

Screenprint

Celebrity - Pop Art

Published by Sunday B. Morning, the first version was for the Film Niagara in 1953

Good condition