Warhol's Campbell's Soup II, 1969 | 10 Silkscreen Print Portfolio | Sunday B. Morning Edition
Among Andy Warhol’s vast body of work, the Campbell’s Soup Can remains the ultimate symbol of the Pop Art movement. Our collection includes the highly coveted Sunday B. Morning editions of these iconic works, which allow collectors to own a piece of art history that directly traces back to Warhol’s original vision. This portfolio, featuring the less common flavors, was originally created in 1969 following the success of "The Factory's" 1968 release of Campbell's Soup Series I.
These screenprints are produced using the exact same dimensions (23" x 35") and high-quality "color-match" inks as the 1969 originals. Because they were created using Warhol’s original screens, the graphic precision and vibrant saturation are indistinguishable from the factory-signed editions.
A hallmark of the Sunday B. Morning series is the blue ink stamp on the reverse, which invites the owner to "Fill in your own signature." This playful nod to Warhol’s belief that art should be a mechanical, democratic process makes these soup cans more than just reproductions, they are an extension of Warhol’s own commentary on consumerism. Whether displayed as a single focal point or in a classic "grid" of multiple flavors, these prints offer the definitive Warhol aesthetic for the modern collector.
Artwork Details
- Artist: Andy Warhol (After)
- Medium: Screenprint
- Edition: Open Edition
- Original Portfolio: Campbell's Soup II, 1969
- Signature: Unsigned
- Paper Size: 23" x 35" (Each)
- Paper Type: Museum Board
- Framing: Unframed
- Publisher: Sunday B. Morning
- Reference: Feldman & Schellmann 11.54 - 11.63