+ How much is my Lichtenstein print worth?
Lichtenstein print values span one of the widest ranges in the prints market — from several thousand pounds for smaller editions to seven-figure results for the rarest and most sought-after works. Image subject, series, edition size, medium, condition, and provenance all play a role. Complete sets and portfolios trade for significantly more than individual prints sold separately. The most reliable way to understand what your print is worth today is through a complimentary valuation — contact info@alexyellop.com to get started.
+ Is there a fee for your valuation or selling service?
No. There are no fees and no commission charged at any stage. Our valuation service is complimentary, and we only earn when a sale completes — at no cost to you.
+ How does the process work?
We begin with a complimentary valuation based on the details and images you provide. If you're happy to proceed, we'll agree terms and begin placing your work with our network of collectors and institutions. We handle all enquiries, negotiations, and sale logistics on your behalf. There is no obligation at any stage.
+ Will you buy my print outright or sell it on consignment?
Both options are available depending on the work and your circumstances. In some cases we will purchase prints directly; in others we work on a consignment basis, placing the work with a buyer and completing the sale on your behalf. We'll advise which approach is likely to achieve the best outcome for your particular piece.
+ How long does it take to sell a Lichtenstein print?
Most sales complete within six to eight weeks, though this can vary depending on the work and current collector demand. Lichtenstein remains one of the most consistently traded names in the prints market and we maintain active relationships with collectors seeking his work.
+ When and how will I be paid?
Payment is made by bank transfer once funds have cleared from the buyer. We do not release your work to the buyer until cleared funds are received, so you are fully protected throughout the transaction.
+ Does my print need to be sent to you?
Not necessarily. In most cases your print can remain with you throughout the process. We'll ask for high-quality photographs and a short video to present the work to buyers. For some works it may be necessary to unframe to allow a proper assessment, but we'll discuss this with you beforehand. Physical transfer is arranged only when a sale is confirmed.
+ Does the condition of my print affect its value?
Yes, condition is one of several factors that influence what a Lichtenstein print achieves at sale, alongside image subject, edition size, and provenance. We work with prints across a range of conditions and factor this into our valuation from the outset.
+ What documentation do I need?
Any documentation of ownership history you have — receipts, invoices, or previous auction records — will support the sale, though works without a complete paper trail can still be placed successfully. It is also worth noting that a genuine Lichtenstein print should correspond with its entry in the Corlett catalogue raisonné in terms of paper type, edition size, dimensions, and medium.
+ How do I get started?
Get in touch with a brief description of your print and a few photographs. We'll come back to you promptly with an initial assessment and next steps. Contact us at info@alexyellop.com — there's no obligation and no fee to find out what your Lichtenstein is worth.
Why sell with Alex Yellop?
Alex Yellop specialises in blue-chip prints, editions, and works on paper across major post-war and contemporary artists of the 20th and 21st centuries. With an established history of placing major paintings, prints, and complete series for private clients across the UK, Europe, and the United States, we maintain an active international collector base and use live market data — drawn from current auction results and private sale records — to achieve strong results for sellers.
