The document discusses Andy Warhol's auction data from 1985 to 1996 and compares it to art market indexes to look for signs of a "Death Effect." Warhol's market showed a slight Death Effect compared to both the avant-garde art market and general art markets, with his prices rising modestly after his death. An appendix also analyzes Roy Lichtenstein's market data around the time of his death but found no clear Death Effect, as his prices diverged from general art market trends and continued declining after his death.