How the Pop artist’s screenprints of everything from cans of soup to electric chairs — and everyone from Marilyn Monroe to Chairman Mao — changed the way we see the world. Illustrated with lots ...

Illustrations by the artist, commissioned for The Times in 1962, were sculpted on spuds before being stamped onto paper.

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The highest price achieved was for a colour screenprint by Andy Warhol, Mao #92, signed and numbered in an edition of 300 including artist proofs. It sold for $76,880 inclusive of premium.

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China: five years after breaking key stories on COVID-19, journalist Zhang Zhan is dying in detention Exactly five years ago, Zhang Zhan travelled to the city of Wuhan to cover the very beginning of ...