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$35,000
In 2012, at the invitation of Disney, Damien Hirst used Mickey Mouse as the subject for one of his iconic Spot Paintings. Here he followed in the footsteps of artists including Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein and Claes Oldenburg in paying homage to one of Disney’s best‐loved characters...read more
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$25,000
In 2007, Damien Hirst produced the editioned print ‘St Paul’s’, a large and dazzling network of images of butterfly wings derived from his ‘Cathedral’ portfolio. The design stems from the logic of Hirst’s acclaimed ‘Kaleidoscope Paintings’ in which the artist placed up to thousands of butterfly wings in intricate geometric patterns on household paint...read more
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$15,500
In his ‘Spitfires’ series, Brian Clarke reworks the iconic plane shapes into colourful patterns against dark backgrounds. First displayed at the 2015 exhibition ‘Spitfires and Primroses’ at Pace Gallery, London, Clarke’s 'Spitfires’ transforms the plane from a hard, militaristic tool into a motif that resembles delicately illuminated butterflies...read more
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$13,800
Based on drawings from 1997, Jeremy Deller’s screenprint ‘History of the World’ (1998) is a captivating exercise in shared experience. Rendered in the ever‐familiar visual language of chalkboards, the artist produced a mind map to uncover the social, political and musical connections between house and brass music. Scribbled words like ‘808 State’, ‘Civic Pride’, ‘Free Parties’ and ‘Deindustrialisation’ are energetically connected to each other by arrows, together composing an intimate work which allows us to follow along in the development of Deller’s intricate thought process...read more
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$13,000
‘Lying Figure’, produced by Francis Bacon in 1969 and turned into a giclée print mounted on aluminium by HENI in 2015, portrays an anonymous male figure laying naked on a bed. Depicted in an indoor space, the sitter’s face is characteristically blurred, seemingly exploding into a shapeless mass of flesh. Isolated on a simplified bed, the figure is alone in a bare room, its dull brown floor contrasting starkly with the pastel shade of the walls. These formal elements emphasise the sense of the sitter’s complete loneliness. Two ceiling light holders float over the body, directing viewers to inspect his obscene nakedness...read more
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Portrait of George Dyer Riding a Bicycle – Q1A
$13,000
Francis Bacon’s ill‐fated relationship with his lover George Dyer, who died of a drug overdose in 1971, materialised in a series of powerfully imaginative portraits. In the following decades Bacon painted his likeness with a fervour that bordered on obsession, culminating in the famed painting ‘Portrait of George Dyer Riding a Bicycle’, produced in 1996 and turned into a series of giclée prints by HENI in 2015. This artwork confronts, exorcises and commemorates Dyer’s death, with some critics considering it the pinnacle of Bacon’s career...read more
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$12,600
Etel Adnan’s drawing ‘Playground’ (1970) was edited into a series of prints and woven tapestries in 2018. Inspired by her childhood in Beirut, this design celebrates the artist’s unique approach to colour, which turns large bands of paint into an abstracted, lively space...read more
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$12,600
In 2016, to celebrate her exhibition at the Serpentine Sackler Gallery in London, Etel Adnan created two edition runs of her drawing ‘Summer’ (1970), one as a series of prints and another as woven tapestries. This abstract design, colourful and intricate, showcases Adnan’s commitment to chromatic experimentation and her interest in the expressive potentials of shape and perception. Her abstract composition, with strong reds, blues and yellows crawling across the surface, produces transformative visions that evoke, as the title suggests, memories and feelings of summer...read more
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$10,000
Arthur Jafa’s ‘LA Haze II’ (2017) is a deeply moving photograph which builds on the artist’s lifelong dedication to imaginatively and powerfully unpacking the experience of blackness in America. Photographed on an early hazy morning in South Los Angeles, the present work, which is entirely devoid of human presence, is deeply metaphorical...read more
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$10,000
‘Jean de Dinteville and Georges de Selve’ (1533), also known as ‘The Ambassadors’, is one of the most iconic paintings by Hans Holbein the Younger. The canvas displays not only the double portrait of the two influential French ambassadors, but also a variety of painstakingly rendered objects alluding to contemporary culture, spirituality and politics, as well as the famous skull anamorphosis. It is part of the permanent collection at the National Gallery in London and was made into a series of prints by HENI Editions in 2018...read more
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$8,000
In 2007, Damien Hirst made international headlines with the release of ‘For the Love of God’, a human skull cast in platinum and set with 8,601 diamonds, totalling a massive 1,106.18 carats. The raw materials used in its creation makes ‘For the Love of God’ an artwork of unprecedented artistry and scale...read more
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In Memory of George Dyer – Q6B
$6,500
Francis Bacon’s triptych ‘In Memory of George Dyer’ (1971) responds to the passing of his lover who died of a drug overdose in the same year. The first of many portraits related to Dyer’s death, this work was transformed into an exquisite series of diasec‐mounted giclée prints on aluminium...read more
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$6,500
‘Figures in a Landscape’, a painting of anonymous nude figures seemingly encased by a transparent cubic structure, was produced in 1956 by Francis Bacon and subsequently edited into a series of giclée prints mounted on aluminium by HENI in 2015...read more
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Portrait of George Dyer Riding a Bicycle – Q1B
$6,500
Francis Bacon’s ill‐fated relationship with his lover George Dyer, who died of a drug overdose in 1971, materialised in a series of powerfully imaginative portraits. In the following decades Bacon painted his likeness with a fervour that bordered on obsession, culminating in the famed painting ‘Portrait of George Dyer Riding a Bicycle’, produced in 1996 and turned into a series of giclée prints by HENI in 2015. This artwork confronts, exorcises and commemorates Dyer’s death, with some critics considering it the pinnacle of Bacon’s career...read more
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$5,500
Damien Hirst’s 'Tribulation’ from the expertly crafted ‘Butterfly Etchings’ series from 2009 takes a singular butterfly as its subject as it emphasises the beauty of the insect’s form and colour in intricate detail...read more
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