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PRESS RELEASE
PHILLIPS EDITIONS SALES ACHIEVE £2.5 MILLION
Evening Sale and Online Auction Deliver Strong Results,
Setting New Records for Andy Warhol, Salvador Dalí, Tracey Emin, Damien Hirst, Among Others
London, 4 June 2026
Evening Sale Total: £2,164,040 / $2,908,253 / €2,501,197
Online Sale Total: £387,387 / $520,609 / €447,742
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Lots Sold: 65 | Lots Offered: 70
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Sold by Lot: 93% | Sold by Value: 97%
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Andy Warhol’s Mickey Mouse, from Myths (F. & S. 265), 1981 sold for £193,500, and Tomato, from Campbell's Soup I (F. & S. 46), 1968 sold for £154,800, a World Auction Record for any soup can edition by the artist.
Robert Kennan, Head of Editions, Europe, said, “Building on our 100% sold, White Glove sale in January, we are delighted to have carried that momentum into the summer season, with both our Evening Sale and Online Auction surpassing their high estimates and collectively achieving more than £2.5 million. Our new curated section, International Pop!, celebrated the very best of Pop printmaking and saw Andy Warhol dominate the top ten lots, including a new world auction record for any Campbell’s Soup edition by the artist. The continued strength of results across the live and online sales reflects the growing depth of the market for prints and multiples, and we look forward to our upcoming Editions & Works on Paper sale in New York on 24 June.”
Top Ten Lots
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Lot
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Description
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Estimate
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Price Achieved
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5
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Andy Warhol, Mickey Mouse, from Myths (F. & S. 265), 1981
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£160,000–220,000
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£193,500
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3
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Andy Warhol, Tomato, from Campbell's Soup I (F. & S. 46), 1968
WORLD AUCTION RECORD FOR ANY CAMPBELL’S SOUP EDITION BY THE ARTIST
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£60,000–80,000
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£154,800
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28
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Donald Judd, Untitled (S. 24), 1991
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£60,000–80,000
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£129,000
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50
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Banksy, Gangsta Rat (Dark Grey), 2004
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£50,000–100,000
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£116,100
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9
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Andy Warhol, Ladies and Gentlemen (F. & S. 128-137), 1975
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£80,000–120,000
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£109,650
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10
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Andy Warhol, Skulls (F. & S. 157-160), 1976
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£60,000–80,000
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£96,750
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8
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Andy Warhol, Goethe (F. & S. 271), 1982
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£40,000–60,000
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£77,400
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45
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Damien Hirst, The Last Supper, 1999
WORLD AUCTION RECORD FOR THE SET
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£30,000–50,000
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£77,400
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58
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Banksy, Banksquiat (Black), 2019
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£30,000–50,000
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£70,950
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2
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Keith Haring, Silence = Death (L. p. 152), 1989
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£30,000–50,000
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£58,050
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New Auction Records
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Lot
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Description
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Estimate
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Price Achieved
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15
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Gerald Laing, Brigitte Bardot; and Baby Baby Wild Things (H. & I. 22-27), 1968
WORLD AUCTION RECORD FOR THE SET
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£15,000–20,000
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£28,380
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*previous record price: £23,940 in 2025
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35
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Salvador Dalí, Le mannequin javanais (The Javanese Mannequin) (D. 318), 1969
WORLD AUCTION RECORD FOR THE EDITION
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£8,000–12,000
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£20,640
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*previous record price: 58,000 FF ($10,876) in 1992
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36
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Salvador Dalí, L'escargot et l'ange (The Snail and the Angel) (D. 594), 1977/84
WORLD AUCTION RECORD FOR THE EDITION
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£5,000–7,000
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£18,060
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*previous record price: £11,250 in 2008
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62
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Julian Opie, This is Shahnoza in 3 Parts (1) (C. 127), 2008
WORLD AUCTION RECORD FOR THE PRINT
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£20,000–30,000
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£36,120
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*previous record price: £23,750 in 2013
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66
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Tracey Emin, Believe in Extraordinary, 2015
WORLD AUCTION RECORD FOR THE PRINT
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£6,000–8,000
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£14,190
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*previous record price: £12,700 in 2023
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Exchange Rate on 4 June 2026: £1 = US$1.3439, €1.1558, HK$10.5292
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