拍品的状况可能存在极大差异，而由于其性质使然，拍品难以处于完美无瑕的状态。拍品均以拍卖时的状况出售。

The prints in this copy of 11 Pop Artists, Vol. 2 have remained within the covers of the portfolio since it was acquired in 1969 from Sonnabend Gallery, Paris. As a result the colours are particularly bright, having not been exposed to light; this is rare as prints from this series, particularly the screenprints by Lichtenstein and Warhol, are often attenuated or have darkened over time. Several of the prints in the portfolio have pin-point foxing, or other time related condition issues. There is some wear to the original covers.

ROY LICHTENSTEIN, Reverie (Corlett 38):
- the colours exceptionally bright, particularly noticeable in the brilliant yellow and red which on many impressions have darkened with time from exposure to light.
- the full sheet.
- some very faint variations in the pigment of the yellow hair, presumably intrinsic to the printing process.
- a little unobtrusive rubbing in places to the matt-blue background, mainly upper right.
- a 1 cm. elliptical handling crease in the yellow hair upper left, visible in raking light.
- another small handling crease below the lower left border line.
- some minor cockling to the sheet, in the upper and lower margins, mainly visible in raking light.
- a few tiny abrasions in places at the upper sheet edge, and creases to the extreme sheet tips.
- otherwise as described and in very good condition.
Image 681 x 580 mm., Sheet 759 x 606 mm.

ANDY WARHOL, Jacqueline Kennedy II (Feldman & Schellmann II.14)
- the lilac pearlescent background exceptionally bright (on many impressions of this print this colour has faded with time from exposure to light).
- a very soft handling crease upper left, and some minor cockling in the upper sheet, mainly visible in raking light.
- scattered pinpoint foxing verso.
- otherwise as described and in very good condition.
Image, Sheet 608 x 760 mm.

For a full condition report of the remaining prints and portfolio, and additional images, please contacted the department.