The Definitive Guide to Warhol Campbell's Soup Print Editions
No work is more synonymous with Andy Warhol than the Campbell's Soup Can. What began as a revolutionary 1962 painting series became one of the most important print editions of the 20th century. gauntlet.gallery specializes in authenticated Warhol soup prints with complete Authentication Board documentation.
The Edition Breakdown
1968 Campbell's Soup I Portfolio: 10 screenprints on paper, edition of 250 signed and 26 artist's proofs. Published by Factory Additions. Each print depicts a different variety with vibrant color fields.
1968 Campbell's Soup II Portfolio: 10 additional screenprints, same edition structure as Soup I. Together, Soup I and II cover 20 varieties. The complete 20-print set is extremely rare when intact.
Price Table: Campbell's Soup Prints (2026)
| Edition | Price Range | Authentication |
|---|---|---|
| 1968 Soup I/II (single print) | $15,000–$80,000 | AWAB required |
| 1968 Soup I/II (complete set of 10) | $200,000–$600,000 | AWAB required |
| Tomato Soup (highest demand) | $40,000–$80,000 | AWAB required |
| Complete 20-print portfolio | $400,000–$1,200,000+ | AWAB required |
| Unauthenticated/suspect print | $500–$5,000 | No AWAB |
Condition Factors
- Paper condition: No foxing, tears, or fading. Warhol's silkscreen inks can be sensitive to light and humidity.
- Color vibrancy: Faded colors reduce value by 30–50%.
- Margins: Full margins preferred; trimmed margins reduce value.
- Storage history: Works stored flat in archival conditions since production command premiums.
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