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Warhol's Marilyn: Value, Legacy & Authentication

Begun in 1962, Andy Warhol’s universally recognisable Marilyn screen-prints immortalise the Hollywood star in her prime. Creating the paintings and subsequent prints of Marilyn Monroe in response to her tragic death, Warhol displays his lifelong obsession with the iconoclastic glamour and seedy intrigue of pop culture.

In this episode, we are joined by Richard Polsky as we discuss all things value, legacy and authentication of the infamous Marilyn prints.

Last updated7 November 2024

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Charlotte Stewart

Charlotte spent 12 years at Christie’s auction house, where she worked in marketing strategy and business management. In 2018, she launched her own marketing consultancy, supporting auction houses and secondary market digital platforms, focused on finding new ways to enable art collecting and create greater access to the market.

Among her clients was MyArtBroker, and it quickly stood out from the rest. Charlotte saw something special in their approach—offering a better solution for collectors, questioning traditional market structures, and giving her the opportunity to make a real impact in the fast-evolving print market, an area she has had a lifelong interest in. She connected deeply with their mission and never looked back.

In addition to her role at MyArtBroker, Charlotte regularly speaks at industry events and panels, hosts the MyArtBroker Podcast, and guest lectures at the Sotheby’s Institute of Art.

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