The Last Sitting - Marilyn purple wink roses, 1962 Bearbrick Their three-dimensional look and their

Their three-dimensional look and their peculiar circular shape get them to be very sought after by collectors

The planter’s design stands out for its simple yet striking form

this print will particularly appeal to collectors interested in contemporary pop art

Rotella has such a sensibility while treating images

That interplay between delight and unease is central to Murakami's work and helps explain the enduring appeal of his signed limited editions within the field of contemporary pop art

The Last Sitting - Marilyn purple wink roses, 1962 Bearbrick Their three-dimensional look and theirThis is an iris print on photographic paper hand signed by Bert Stern. This work is a unique piece as there's only this one featuring this purple colored roses. Certificate of authenticity also signed and dated by the artist. Photography is also hand signed, dated and stamped with the copyright of the artist on verso. The series of photos featuring roses were taken in an intimate and sensual setting. Monroe is shown holding roses, either nude or