Four Marilyns (Yellow/Orange/Pink/Blue) - Screenprint on Canvas Louis Waldon Marilyn Monroe (Gold) reflects on

Marilyn Monroe (Gold) reflects on value—both literal and symbolic

Once an authorized distributor of Andy Warhol prints

the piece offers a quiet fidelity to the original black-and-white publicity photo by Gene Korman—the same source image that Warhol famously transformed in the early 1960s

WarHo™ seems to lean into its synthetic quality

it is writer Bob Colacello—Bob “Cola” as Warhol suggested his name should be—who encouraged Smith to give Warhol the idea for applying diamond dust to his early 80s shoe series

Four Marilyns (Yellow/Orange/Pink/Blue) - Screenprint on Canvas Louis Waldon Marilyn Monroe (Gold) reflects onFour Marilyns (Yellow Orange Pink Blue) by WarHo is a 2024 screenprint on canvas that multiplies the iconic image of Marilyn Monroe into a bold, color blocked grid. Arranged in a 2x2 square formation, each portrait occupies its own quadrant and tonal world: vibrant yellow, searing orange, electric pink, and saturated blue. The repetition is deliberatenot just a formal exercise, but a meditation on fame, image, and the endless permutations of cultural