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The enfant terrible of the contemporary art world
Damien Hirst gained notoriety in the 1990s as the Young British Artists' enfant terrible. He is well known for frightening audiences with his artwork, which has included floating basketballs, piles of pills, and dead animals suspended in formaldehyde. Hirst is by far one of the most controversial artists in the contemporary art world.
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The Cure (atomic tangerine, cornflower blue, ice blue) is a silkscreen print by renowned contemporary artist, Damien Hirst. The print, produced in 2014, is rendered on Somerset Tub. In this print, Hirst depicts a two-colour pill. The pill is rendered in cornflower blue and ice blue against a bright atomic tangerine backdrop. The print is dominated by bold and vibrant colours, reminiscent of Andy Warhol’s Pop Art prints which the American artist produced in the 1960s.
Screenprint, 2014
Signed Print Edition of 15
H 72cm x W 51cm
H 28.3inx W 20.1in
Independently appraised and certified artist original by Matsuda's Appraisals, a professional appraisal and auction company.
This work is in excellent, like new, condition.
• Offers 5-7 day free global express shipping
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• We will ship your order from wherever our works are being showcased in our partner galleries
We have a 7-day return policy, which means you have 7 days after receiving your item to request a return.
To be eligible for a return, your item must have been damaged, defective, or the wrong item upon receiving it. Due to fraud prevention purposes, we do not accept returns or exchanges for any other reason or after 7 days upon receiving your order. Before your order has shipped, however, you may cancel your order to receive a full refund.
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The enfant terrible of the contemporary art world
Damien Hirst gained notoriety in the 1990s as the Young British Artists' enfant terrible. He is well known for frightening audiences with his artwork, which has included floating basketballs, piles of pills, and dead animals suspended in formaldehyde. Hirst is by far one of the most controversial artists in the contemporary art world.
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