A Glimpse Inside David Bowie’s Personal Art Collection
From big names like Damien Hirst and Marcel Duchamp to an early 20th-century London artist that shared his birth name, take a look inside David Bowie‘s personal art collection, soon going to auction at Sotheby’s, here.
Jean-Michel Basquiat, “Air Power,” 1984.
Ettore Sottsass, “‘Ashoka’ Lamp,” 1981.
Graham Sutherland, “Thorn Bush,” ca. 1947.
Peter Shire, “‘Big Sur’ Sofa,” 1986.
Damien Hirst, “Beautiful, Shattering, Slashing, Violent, Pinky, Hacking, Sphincter Painting,” 1995.
Wyndham Lewis, “Circus Scene,” 1913-14.
David Jones, “Crucifixion,” ca. 1922.
Martine Bedin, “‘Super’ Lamp,” 1981.
Marcel Duchamp, “A Bruit Secret,” 1964.
Peter Lanyon, “Trevalgan,” 1951.
Romuald Hazoumè, “Alexandra,” 1995.
Johann Fischer, “Der Vater Meines Vorgängers!”, 1985.
Patrick Caulfield, “Foyer,” 1973.
Ettore Sottsass, “‘Ivory’ Table,” 1985.
Frank Auerbach, “Head of Gerda Boehm,” 1965.
