Warhol posters sit in an unusually wide field. Some are gallery and museum exhibition posters printed to announce a show; others are genuine commercial commissions — adverts, brand collaborations, even an Olympic Games poster — that used his imagery on purpose.
What connects them is a flat, repeated, instantly recognisable visual language: the same silkscreen sensibility whether the subject is a soup can, a celebrity or a bottle of vodka.
Exhibition Poster, Not Fine-Art Print
An original exhibition poster printed to advertise a Warhol show is a different object from a signed fine-art print or a modern reproduction of his imagery. We are always precise about which of those three things a piece actually is before it is offered for sale.
Gallery and museum posters for major Warhol exhibitions are collected in their own right, distinct from the artworks they were printed to promote.
Poster Spotlight
Andy Warhol - Galerie Borjeson
A Galerie Borjeson exhibition poster — the format most directly tied to Warhol's gallery and museum history.
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Absolut Vodka - Andy Warhol
A genuine commercial commission, showing Warhol's imagery used exactly as intended: to sell a product.
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Andy Warhol - Chanel Blue
A fashion-house collaboration poster, proof that his commercial work extended well beyond the gallery world.
View PosterNot every Warhol-branded poster was designed or authorised by Warhol himself. We do not imply artist involvement without evidence — the listing states exactly what is known about a piece's origin.
A Note for Collectors
Establish whether a piece is an original exhibition/commercial poster, a later authorised reprint, or a decorative reproduction before valuing it — the same Warhol image can exist as all three. See our authenticity guide for the checks we use.
Explore More
Browse our Andy Warhol collection, or continue with Roy Lichtenstein, Keith Haring and our Authenticity guide.
Original Posters by Andy Warhol
A live look at Andy Warhol posters currently in the Printed Originals collection.
