Damien Hirst
For the Love of God Believe - Diamond Dust, 2007
Screenprint with diamond dust
Sheet: 33 x 24 cm
Framed: 51.5 x 43 cm
Framed: 51.5 x 43 cm
Edition of 1000
Signed and numbered in white pencil
£ 9,500.00
In Damien Hirst’s world, skulls have a distinct role to play. Like the memento mori or the vanitas, they portray the artist’s obsession with the inevitability of human mortality. With...
In Damien Hirst’s world, skulls have a distinct role to play. Like the memento mori or the vanitas, they portray the artist’s obsession with the inevitability of human mortality.
With this sculpture Hirst created the ultimate vanitas: a replica of the skull of a thirty-five year old man from the 18th century, covered with platinum, set with 8601 white diamonds and a 52.4 carat pink diamond mounted on the forehead. Created in 2007, this work became an instant icon that broke all sales records to become the most expensive piece of contemporary art in the world.
The sculpture was accompanied by several editions of screenprints that were enhanced with diamond dust. Each is hand-signed by Hirst.
Why is this a good investment?
Hirst has become a central figure in the canon of contemporary art. No collection is complete without an example of his work. His prints are some of the most widely traded in the art market and have seen buoyant returns in recent years. The diamond encrusted skull is perhaps his single most recognisable image.
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With this sculpture Hirst created the ultimate vanitas: a replica of the skull of a thirty-five year old man from the 18th century, covered with platinum, set with 8601 white diamonds and a 52.4 carat pink diamond mounted on the forehead. Created in 2007, this work became an instant icon that broke all sales records to become the most expensive piece of contemporary art in the world.
The sculpture was accompanied by several editions of screenprints that were enhanced with diamond dust. Each is hand-signed by Hirst.
Why is this a good investment?
Hirst has become a central figure in the canon of contemporary art. No collection is complete without an example of his work. His prints are some of the most widely traded in the art market and have seen buoyant returns in recent years. The diamond encrusted skull is perhaps his single most recognisable image.
Worldwide Delivery - We ship worldwide using a fully insured specialist art courier to ensure your new purchase reaches you without any fuss or stress. Please contact us for a quote or visit our Shipping FAQs for more information.
**Hidden is compliant with Anti Money Laundering regulations and registered with HMRC in accordance with 5AMLD. This means that should you wish to purchase work/s for £10,000 or over, we will ask you for some additional verification for anti-money laundering purposes.**
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