A newly discovered copy of Andy Warhol’s now-famous pixel portrait of Blondie singer Debbie Harry will go on sale for a minimum of $26 million USD, artnet reports. Created at the 1985 New York City launch event of the Commodore Amiga, the print and a Warhol-signed floppy disk with ten works resurfaced via former Commodore engineer Jeff Bruette who aided the Pop art icon in his computer experiments. The piece was actually produced during rehearsal, Bruette reveals—the portrait Warhol drew live was “horrible.”