Shepard Fairey Marilyn Sunset Signed Numbered Screen Print OBEY 2026 Edition 500
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“Marilyn Sunset” — Signed & Numbered Screen Print
What You Are Getting
The warm-toned half of Shepard Fairey’s 2026 Marilyn diptych (companion to “Marilyn Sunrise”), from intimate 1956 photographs by Milton H. Greene. Hand-signed and numbered from the first edition of 500. Mint, as-new. Offered unframed.
Print Details
| Artist | Shepard Fairey (American, b. 1970) |
| Title | Marilyn Sunset |
| Year | 2026 (published May 14, 2026) |
| Medium | Screen print |
| Paper | 80# cream Speckletone |
| Size | 24 × 18 in |
| Edition | Signed & numbered, edition of 500 — first edition |
| Source image | From a 1956 photograph by Milton H. Greene |
| Authenticity | Signed by Shepard Fairey; issued with a Verisart digital COA |
| Condition | Mint / as-new — fresh from release, stored flat. Please review the photo |
About the Work
“Marilyn Monroe has fascinated me since I was a child… When I was presented with the opportunity to make art of Marilyn based on photos by Milton H. Greene from 1956, when she was at the height of her powers, I was struck by the images’ intimacy and vulnerability. To me, these images called for a much more delicate approach compared to Warhol’s in order to convey more nuance and humanity… I felt it was important to depict her precarious dance between wide-eyed aspiration and shying away from the glare of the spotlight. I hope these images, ‘Marilyn Sunrise’ and ‘Marilyn Sunset,’ inspire an empathetic look at Marilyn’s complex humanity and remind us that we are all teetering between strength and fragility.” — Shepard Fairey
About the Artist
Shepard Fairey (American, b. 1970) is one of the most influential street artists of his generation. A RISD graduate, he rose to prominence with the Andre the Giant Has a Posse / OBEY campaign and became globally known for the 2008 Barack Obama HOPE poster. His work is held by the Smithsonian, MoMA, LACMA, and the Victoria & Albert Museum, and he continues to release limited-edition prints through Obey Giant.
What Is Included
- One (1) signed & numbered Shepard Fairey “Marilyn Sunset” screen print, edition of 500, unframed
Shipping & Handling
Ships from the San Francisco Bay Area, fully insured, primarily via UPS. Prints are shipped flat, sandwiched between rigid backing boards inside a heavy-duty stay-flat mailer to protect the corners and prevent creasing. Tracking on every order. Combined shipping available on multiple purchases — message before paying and we will adjust the invoice.
Its companion, “Marilyn Sunrise”, is also available in our store — collect the pair. Plus more Shepard Fairey / OBEY editions.
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Authentication
Authentication
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Shipping & Handling
Shipping & Handling
Ships fully insured with signature required. Fine-art packaging with corner protection, UV-resistant materials, and climate-appropriate cushioning. Domestic: 5–7 business days. International: 10–14 business days. White-glove delivery available for large-format pieces — contact us at hi@gauntlet.gallery for a quote.
Provenance
Provenance
Full ownership trail documented. Prior ownership, condition notes, and authentication records are available on request. All works are inspected prior to shipment and condition-graded for buyer transparency.
Shepard Fairey • OBEY GIANT “Marilyn Sunset” — Signed & Numbered Screen Print 2026 • Edition of 500 • Hand-Signed • First Edition Screen Print • 80# Cream Speckletone • 24 × 18 in • Verisart COA • Unframed What You Are Getting The warm-toned half of Shepard Fairey’s 2026 Marilyn diptych (companion to “Marilyn Sunrise”), from intimate...
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