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'Ho, Ho, Ho' (2001)
8" x 10"
| VAT/ex VAT | GBP | Euro | USD |
|---|---|---|---|
| ex VAT | £2,000.00(ex.vat) | €2,400.00(ex.vat) | $3,000.00(ex.vat) |
| VAT | £2,350.00 | €2,820.00 | $3,525.00 |
(* US Dollar and Euro prices are approximations only)
'Ho, Ho, Ho' (2001)
Photograph, edition of 500
Signed by the artist
six foot person & work to scale
Damien Hirst
1965
Turner prize winner Damien Hirst first gained prominence as a key member of the Young British Artist movement of the 1990s amongst notable figures such as Tracy Emin, Marc Quinn, Rachel Whiteread and Gavin Turk. His work relentlessly interrogates the boundaries between art, science, the media and popular culture. Constantly dynamic, his work takes diverse forms, from the aesthetically pleasing spill and spot paintings to controversial Butcher Shop series in which dead sheep, shark and cows are preserved and displayed in glass cases. It was this innovative creativity that famously caught the attention of collector Charles Saatchi.
Over a decade later, Hirst retains all of the notoriety demonstrated at early shows such as Freeze - organized by Hirst himself whilst still studying at Goldsmiths college – and Sensation. His recent work For the Love of God, a platinum cast, diamond encrusted human skull worth $100 million was exhibited at London gallery White Cube and proved his continuing ability to generate unprecedented attention and cause controversy. Hirst has reached iconic status with the £9.6 million Sotheby’s sale of Lullaby Spring in June 2007, making Hirst the most expensive living artist at auction.
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