Damien Hirst, For the Love of God, 2011
At Hidden we are well known for our amazing collection of works by 20th century masters, but did you know that we're equally committed to offering work by some of the most compelling contemporary artists?
Whether these be proven investment grade works by Damien Hirst, Grayson Perry or Tracey Emin or fun and funky works by the Connor Brothers or David Shrigley.
This week we're showcasing artists whose current work continues to surprise and delight in equal measure.
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Damien Hirst, For the Love of God, 2011
“For the love of God, what are you going to do next?” – these are the words apparently once uttered by Damien Hirst’s mother after previewing some of Hirst’s upcoming work.
This stunning screenprint, of Hirst's notorious platinum-cast-diamond-encrusted human skull, would make a sparking addition to any collection.
Harland Miller, Hate's Outta Date!, 2017
One of Miller's playful re-workings of the widely recognised and beloved Vintage Penguin Classics book cover. Handsigned and from the very small edition of 50.
Stik, Holding Hands (Yellow), 2020
Stik is the hottest artist around at the moment outside Banksy. His work is incredibly sought after and becoming increasingly difficult to come by - especially in such good condition.
Tracey Emin, Love is What You Want, 2014
This print is in exceptional condition and features Emin's iconic juxtaposition of a deeply personal handwritten message with the traditionally commercial medium of neon.
David Shrigley, Get Your Shit Together, 2021
A quintessential Shrigley - deadpan and to the point. This hand signed work comes from a small edition of 100.
The Connor Brothers, The Idiot, 2022
Punchy and topical. This hand signed Connor Brothers silkscreen comes from an uncommonly small limited edition of just 20.
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