Monthly Archives: March 2014

Well, we’ve come to a kind of an end here at Warhol Covers.com. Having amassed pretty much all the Warhol related covers available, I’ve been approached by the Cranbrook Art Museum about my collection of more than 250 Warhol related … Continue reading →

Here is the green version of this cover, produced later than the pale blue original cover. There are also a pink and orange version undocumented on this blog.

This is a complete mystery. This appears to be a numbered reissue of an obscure bootleg, whose only claim to fame was the poor quality Warhol image of Mick Jagger on its front cover. The cardboard of this issue is … Continue reading →

This is a very rare 45 that I had been looking for for several years.

Here is another cover using a Campbell’s soup can image.

This is the record of Billy Kleuver interviewing artists from the groundbreaking exhibition, The Popular Image held at the defunct Washington Gallery of Modern Art back in 1963. This was the record that was included with the Giant Size $1.57 … Continue reading →

This was unknown to me until recently. Warhol appeared in the video for this single and probably took the Polaroids that appear on the covers.

And here is the Japanese picture insert for this single. The English translation is pretty comical. The chorus reads, “how come you tan so good.” It reminds me of the tv performance where they were told to change the lyrics … Continue reading →

This is the German version of the picture sleeve. It is slightly different.

Noted Warhol and artist cover collector Richard Forrest has made an exclusive edition recreating and honoring the Giant Size $1.57 Each covers 50 years after their creation. There are a very limited number of these available on the open market … Continue reading →