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Honour H9-6 (The Virtues)

$20,000 (plus tax, if applicable)
Inazō Nitobe defines Honour as having a ‘vivid consciousness of personal dignity and worth’. At times in which Honour threatened to reach ‘morbid excess’ it would be counterbalanced by preaching of magnanimity and patience. Nitobe records that Honour was the highest prize of earthly existence and that fame, not wealth or knowledge, stood as the goal of youths.

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Mercy – H9-3 (The Virtues)

$20,000 (plus tax, if applicable)
Referencing Impressionism, Pointillism and Action Painting, the Cherry Blossoms are about the spontaneous joy of spring. Damien Hirst said “Cherry Blossoms are about beauty and life and death. They’re extreme – there’s something hopeful yet hopeless about them. They’re art but taken from nature. They’re...

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London – Piccadilly Circus – The Convention of Comic Book Characters

$19,900 (plus tax, if applicable)
Layering a collage of superhero characters from popular culture ontop of the recognisible London landmark of Picadilly circus, Peter Blake creates an iconic scene of British Pop Art in London – Piccadilly Circus – The Convention of Comic Book Characters.

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London – Hyde Park – Positively the Appearance of the Butterfly Man

$19,900 (plus tax, if applicable)
Layering a collage of butterflies and hidden figures ontop of an image of lush vegetation, Peter Blake creates an iconic scene of British Pop Art in London – Hyde Park – Positively the Appearance of the Butterfly Man.

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Untitled Girlfriend (Jerry’s Girl)

$19,000 (plus tax, if applicable)
Untitled Girlfriend (Jerry’s Girl) by Richard Prince shows the frontal portrait of a woman who smiles weakly in front of a grey background.

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The Empresses – H10 1-5 (Full Set)

$18,000 (plus tax, if applicable)
‘The Empresses’ (H-10, 2022) marks a new iteration in Damien Hirst’s exploration of the butterfly as a symbol for freedom, religion, life and death. A series of five laminated Giclée prints on aluminium composite, screen printed with glitter, each print depicts images of red and...

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Hates Outta Date (Yellow)

$18,000 (plus tax, if applicable)
From Harland Miller’s iconic series of screenprints, Hate’s Outta Date (Yellow) shows a faux book cover with emboldened lettering and recognisable symbolism on a painterly yellow background.

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Hates Outta Date (Blue)

$18,000 (plus tax, if applicable)
From Harland Miller’s iconic series of screenprints, Hate’s Outta Date (Blue) shows a faux book cover with emboldened lettering and recognisable symbolism on a painterly blue background.

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Flow – P4-P7

$18,000 (plus tax, if applicable)

Gerhard Richter

In his celebrated ‘Flow’ series from 2013, Gerhard Richter lent artistic autonomy to his paints. On a flat surface he poured vibrant enamel paints and allowed the pigments to mix, effectively creating unrestrained compositions. Once the paints achieved the desired effect, Richter placed a glass sheet over them, freezing these interactions in a moment in time...read more

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Flow – P15

$17,500 (plus tax, if applicable)

Gerhard Richter

Gerhard Richter’s ‘Flow (P15)’ (2016), a facsimile print after a painting from the eponymous 2013 series, displays large fields of deep green, pink and yellow, streaked with white and black strokes. A strikingly dynamic composition, this work nonetheless conveys subtle representational suggestions, its wild colour interactions recalling powerful waves or raging storms. The kinetic figuration was composed through Richter’s application of enamel paints onto a surface, which were subsequently allowed to freely move and mix...read more

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Balloon Dog (Red)

$17,000 (plus tax, if applicable)
Jeff Koons’ Balloon Dog is a porcelain sculpture depicting an abstracted form of a dog finished with a metallic red glaze and set against a metallic round plate.

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Hates Outta Date (Yellow)

$16,000 (plus tax, if applicable)
From Harland Miller’s iconic series of screenprints, Hate’s Outta Date (Yellow) shows a faux book cover with emboldened lettering and recognisable symbolism on a painterly yellow background.

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Hates Outta Date (Blue)

$16,000 (plus tax, if applicable)
From Harland Miller’s iconic series of screenprints, Hate’s Outta Date (Blue) shows a faux book cover with emboldened lettering and recognisable symbolism on a painterly blue background.

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Sponsored By You

$15,500 (plus tax, if applicable)
Sponsored by You by Grayson Perry is a colour etching print depicting a green and white racing car speeding through a red landscape.

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Alexis

$10,880 (plus tax, if applicable)
Salvador Dali’s Alexis is an original drypoint work signed in pencil by the artist, depicting an angel, a demon and a rider on a horse to convey surrealist symbolism.

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