Print Guide: Andy Warhol Paris Review (F & S II.18) For Sale: Andy Warhol’s Paris Review (1967) print guide. Learn about value, edition details, and how to buy or sell this rare early Warhol print with Andipa Editions. See price and availability below.

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    Andy Warhol Paris Review (F & S II.18)

    Paris Review is a 1967 Andy Warhol screenprint commissioned for the prestigious literary magazine of the same name. Known for publishing some of the most celebrated writers of the twentieth century, The Paris Review represented intellectual and cultural refinement. Warhol’s contribution, however, subverts expectation: rather than a conventional illustration, he reproduced and enlarged a mundane hotel receipt. The work exemplifies Warhol’s Pop Art sensibility, collapsing boundaries between high culture and everyday ephemera. Through wit and appropriation, Paris Reviewtransforms an ordinary transaction into a striking commentary on value, authorship, and artistic hierarchy.

     

    Artist: Andy Warhol
    Title: Paris Review 
    Year: 1967
    Catalogue Raisonné:     Feldman & Schellmann Andy Warhol Prints: a Catalogue Raisonné 1962-1987, (F & S II.18)
    Medium: Screenprint with die-cut holes on cream paper.
    Edition:  150 numbered example.
    Size: 94 x 68.8 cm (37 x 27.1 inches)
    Printer: Chiron Press, New York
    Publisher: Paris Review, New York

     

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  • About Andy Warhol Paris Review

    Produced in 1967, Paris Review showcases Andy Warhol’s fascination with elevating the banal to the realm of fine art. The screenprint reproduces a Regency Hotel receipt listing two bottles of Scotch and one bottle of vodka, enlarged and isolated as a graphic composition. By submitting this image to a magazine associated with literary prestige, Warhol deliberately blurs distinctions between “high” art and “low” culture. The receipt becomes both document and design, its typography and layout recontextualised as aesthetic form. Created alongside works such as Purple Cows, Lincoln Centre Ticket, and SAS Passenger Ticket, the print reflects Warhol’s sustained interest in everyday objects and transactional imagery. Through repetition and appropriation, Paris Review reveals the overlooked beauty of commercial print and reinforces Warhol’s enduring challenge to artistic convention.

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    Edition Notes: 

    Paris Review was published in an edition of 150 numbered impressions, numbered in pencil, lower right. Published in a series of Prints by 40 artistss to publicize and provide financial support for the Paris Review Magazine. Generally, proofs and standard edition examples can differ in market value depending on rarity and condition. 

     

    Signature:

    The print is signed with a rubber stamp, a characteristic feature of early Warhol prints. The presence and clarity of the embossed signature is an important factor and feature in authentication and value assessment.

     

    Condition:

    Given the age and rarity of Paris Review,  condition is a critical factor in determining value. Each example we handle is carefully examined for foxing, time-staining, handling marks, edge wear, or tears, all of which can impact desirability and price.

     

    Provenance:

    Where possible, provenance is researched and documented: exhibition history, collection records, and publication references can significantly enhance confidence and value for collectors.

     

    Pricing and Value Guidance:

    Due to scarcity and private market activity, prices for Andy Warhol's Paris Review can vary widely. As a general guide, values are influenced by: overall condition; edition size; whether it's signed; proof versus standard edition; provenance; and current market demand for early Warhol prints. 

     

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    FAQs

    Is Paris Review Andy Warhol's first print?

    No, Paris Review is not Andy Warhol's first print, though it is a prominent early work. He had already established his signature silkscreen technique by 1962–1964 with works like Marilyn and Campbell's Soup Cans. The Paris Review piece, featuring a liquor store receipt, was a commissioned screenprint, not his debut.

     

    Is Cooking Pot signed by Andy Warhol?

    The print is signed with a rubber stamp, rather than hand-signed.

     

    How rare is Andy Warhol's Paris Review?

    Andy Warhol's Paris Review is considered rare, primarily because it belongs to a strictly limited edition of only 150 signed and numbered prints.

     

    Can Andipa Editions source Paris Review privately?

    Yes. We regularly source this print for collectors through our private and trusted network.

     

    How much is Andy Warhol's Paris Review worth?

    Values vary based on condition, edition type, and provenance. Please do contact Andipa Editions for current market guidance; we'd be delighted to assist you.

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