Damien Hirst is equal parts artist and entrepreneur, rising to prominence through his artworks and parlaying that notoriety into a successful accumulation of wealth and prestige. Fascinated with the life cycle, specifically death, these themes have informed a great deal of Hirst’s work, including some of his most famous pieces such as For the Love of God, a platinum cast replica of a human skull adorned with over 1,000 carats of diamonds and human teeth. As the UK’s richest living artist, he is also a prolific collector, supporting the work of many contemporary emerging artists.
Empresses (Set of 5), 2022
Quinaldine Red, 2010
For the Love of God - Enlightenment, 2012
Mickey, 2014
H5-2 Beverly Hills, 2018
Color Chart - Glitter, 2017
Cafe Royal, 2018
Andromeda (H4-2), 2018
Psalm: Beatus Qui Intelligit (Glitter), 2015
In a Spin, the Action of the World on Things, Vol. II, 2002
Psalm: Confitebor Tibi, 2009
Gly-Gly-Ala, 2016
Mickey (large), 2016
Minnie (large), 2016
Psalm Judica Domine - Glitter, 2015
For the Love of God (White/Front), 2011
For the Love of God - Devotion, 2012
Benevolence, 2009
Pardon, 2012
Pharmaceuticals, 2005
Mantra (Diamond Dust), 2011
Pill & Syringe - Happy, 2006
Sensational, 2008
Psalm
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Santiago de Compostella (from the Cathedral series), 2007
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