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200 One Dollar Bills is a 1962 painting by American artist Andy Warhol. Executed in silkscreen ink and pencil on canvas, it depicts 200 images of a one-dollar bill arranged in a 20-by-10 grid. 200 One Dollar Bills is one of Warhol's largest works from his early Dollar Bill series. The painting is notable as one of Warhol's first works to employ silkscreen printing, a technique that became central to his practice. 200 One Dollar Bills sold for $43.8 million at auction in 2009.
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