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Notable series

Celebration

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Drawings

6 works

Monkey Train

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Easyfun

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Equilibrium

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Statuary

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Luxury And Degradation

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Pink Bow Signed Print

Jeff Koons

£6,000-£9,000 VALUE (EST.)

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Puppy Signed Print

Jeff Koons

£3,000-£5,000 VALUE (EST.)

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Girl With Lobster Signed Print

Jeff Koons

£3,000-£5,000 VALUE (EST.)

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Flowers Signed Print

Jeff Koons

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Donkey (coloured) Signed Print

Jeff Koons

£4,000-£6,000 VALUE (EST.)

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Monkey Train (blue) Signed Print

Jeff Koons

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Lips Signed Mixed Media

Jeff Koons

POA

One Ball Total Equilibrium Tank Signed Print

Jeff Koons

£26,000-£40,000 VALUE (EST.)

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¥4,170,000-¥6,420,000 VALUE (EST.)

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Rabbit Signed Print

Jeff Koons

£7,000-£10,000 VALUE (EST.)

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Train Signed Print

Jeff Koons

£16,000-£24,000 VALUE (EST.)

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¥2,570,000-¥3,850,000 VALUE (EST.)

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Truck Signed Print

Jeff Koons

£30,000-£45,000 VALUE (EST.)

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¥4,810,000-¥7,220,000 VALUE (EST.)

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New Hoover Deluxe Shampoo Polishers Signed Print

Jeff Koons

£2,000-£3,000 VALUE (EST.)

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Michael Jackson And Bubbles Signed Print

Jeff Koons

£2,000-£3,000 VALUE (EST.)

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Gazing Ball (Da Vinci Mona Lisa) Signed Print

Jeff Koons

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¥5,610,000-¥8,020,000 VALUE (EST.)

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Loopy Signed Print

Jeff Koons

£3,000-£4,000 VALUE (EST.)

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Hair Signed Print

Jeff Koons

£3,000-£4,000 VALUE (EST.)

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Monkey Train (dots) Signed Print

Jeff Koons

£26,000-£40,000 VALUE (EST.)

$45,000-$70,000 VALUE (EST.)

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Monkey Train (green) Signed Print

Jeff Koons

£6,000-£9,000 VALUE (EST.)

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Monkey Train (orange) Signed Print

Jeff Koons

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Dolphin (bicycle rack) Signed Print

Jeff Koons

POA

Untitled (antiquity drawing) Signed Print

Jeff Koons

POA

Untitled (waterfall drawing) Signed Print

Jeff Koons

POA

Rolling Stones Licks World Tour Signed Print

Jeff Koons

POA

Fun (red) Signed Print

Jeff Koons

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Fun (green) Signed Print

Jeff Koons

POA

Dolphin (saddle) Signed Print

Jeff Koons

POA

Art Ads 2 Signed Print

Jeff Koons

POA

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Biography

Jeff Koons' art looks at everything from consumerism to sex and celebrity - with his balloon sculptures giving new meaning to the term ‘POP’ art. Koons' Pop Art-inspiredwork uses toys, inflatables, household items and luxury goods to explore the human experience within popular culture and the material modern world.

Born in 1955 in Pennsylvania, Koons went on to study painting at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, where he met painter Ed Paschke, who had a significant influence on the younger artist’s style. In 1977 Koons moved to New York, where he took a job working the membership desk of MoMA; however, by the 1980s, he was working as a broker on Wall Street, which allowed him to 'make exactly what art I wanted to make. And I would always know that I didn’t need the art market.'

By the mid-1980s, Koons enjoyed increased recognition for his explorations of the kitsch and the mundane. His Banality series set out to do precisely this: to celebrate the ordinary, the boring, the usual. Began in 1988, the series is composed of ceramics, sculptures and painted wood that draw all the way from the music industry to religious iconography. To publicise the release of this series, Koons published his Art Magazine Ads portfolio. The portfolio featured highly provocative photographs and slogans that encouraged the celebration of the bourgeoisie. Now, these images are just as famous as the series they promoted and continue to be relevant more than 30 years since their release.

Even more controversial and shocking, Made In Heaven is Koons’ most risqué series. For this body of works, the artist produced a number of photographs, inspired by Rococo and Baroque artists such as Boucher, Fragonard and Bernini, that depicted the artist and his then-wife Ilona Staller in sexually explicit poses that blurred the lines between high art and pornography.

However, despite the critical and commercial success of these works, it is his Inflatable series that have secured Koons a spot in the podium of the art market. Featuring balloon scuòputres of dogs and rabbits, this series is one of Koons’ most iconic. Starting with a balloon animal, Koons would cast it in stainless steel that would be highly polished to create a mirror effect. One such an iteration of these works, Rabbit (1986), became the most expensive work of art ever sold by a living artist, realising a sale price of over US$91 million when sold at Christie’s New York in May 2019.

By the mid-’80s Koons was becoming known for his Neo-Pop work and sensational style alongside a number of artists who were also exploring what it meant to produce art at a time when television, advertising, films and celebrities permeated every facet of society. He soon established a large studio – much like Warhol’s Factory – in SoHo, where around 30 assistants would fabricate his highly technical sculptures, such as the famous Equilibrium series of basketballs suspended in distilled water.
Koons’ work can be seen in a number of international collections and public spaces, from the Guggenheim in Bilbao, where his enormous Puppy sculpture stands guard in the museum’s courtyard, to the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago. His work has also been the subject of a number of important retrospectives which have helped drive demand for his pieces on the art market.
With his factory-like studio and his increasing fascination with the potentials for art in the age of mechanical reproduction, Koons inevitably draws parallels with the master of Pop, Andy Warhol. Much like Warhol was, Koons is fascinated with the relationship between media and reality, consumerism and desire.
In his early career, however, Koons was also fascinated by the figure of Salvador Dali, whom he met briefly as a teenager – he even used to sport a thin moustache like the Spanish Surrealist. This mix of Pop Art and Surrealism courses through his prolific oeuvre which sees him repeat and transform everyday objects into ridiculous proportions. Creating a touch of 'Alice in Wonderland' charm, Koons' work at the same time questions our addiction to the high polish of the commercial.
While living in New York and working at MoMA, Koons began mingling with established artists at the CBGB and Mudd Club, and quickly became part of the East Village Art Scene, a movement that embraced counterculture art forms. The Neo-Expressionism, Neo-Geo, and Neo-Pop of the East Village all influenced his work, particularly his first Inflatables. His work as a stockbroker then funded his early original works, which were exhibited in Manhattan.
Koons has always set his work aside from traditional criticism, believing that there are no wrong interpretations when it comes to art. The materialist subjects and images used in his works have fuelled much of the negative criticism of his works and prevented many from fully appreciating them.
Koons continues to live and work in New York City, with a studio in Hudson Yards, working alongside a team of assistants. He considers himself the ‘ideas man’ of the massive production operation that goes on behind-the-scenes to produce his art.

Record prices

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1. £70.8M for Jeff Koons's Rabbit

The work of ‘King of Kitsch’ Jeff Koons is known for attracting staggeringly high auction prices. The sale of Rabbit (1986) at Christie’s New York in May 2019 is a case in point; at the time it was the most expensive work of art ever sold by a living artist, realising a sale price of over US$91 million. The stainless steel sculpture, 1 of an edition of 3, was sold by the estate of the late magazine publisher and heir to Condé Nast, Samuel Irving Newhouse Jr. The work was bought up by hedge fund manager Steven A. Cohen, the owner of the New York Mets baseball team.

Image Christie's Balloon Dog (Orange) Jeff Koons 1994

2. £36.5M for Jeff Koons's Balloon Dog (Orange)

With the appearance of a balloon’s soft and malleable surface, the monumental stainless steel sculpture Balloon Dog (Orange) was created by American artist Jeff Koons in 1994. Part of Koons’s Celebration series, it realised an enormous US$58,405,000 at auction at Christie’s New York in November 2013.

Along with another of the artist’s sculptural works, Rabbit (1986), which sold for over US$91 million in 2019, Balloon Dog (Orange) broke the record for the highest auction price for a work by a living artist. Purchased by an unknown telephone buyer, Balloon Dog (Orange) was once owned by publishing tycoon Peter Brant.

3. £21.2M for Jeff Koons's Tulips

A large-scale metallic sculpture in the form of a bunch of cartoon-like flowers, Tulips (1995) belongs to Jeff Koons’s Celebration series. Measuring two metres tall and five metres wide, Tulips (1995) sold for a similarly monumental US$33.6 million in 2012 at Christie’s auction house in New York.

Started in 1994, the Celebration series marked the aftermath of Koons’s split from his Hungarian-Italian wife, Ilona Staller. A subject of the artist’s highly controversial Made In Heaven (1990) photography series, first shown at the 1990 Venice Biennale, Staller took the pair’s newly-born son to Italy with her after a breakdown in their relationship. In an attempt to convince his young family to return to the US, Koons commissioned a series of sculptures representing life’s milestones.

Jim Beam – J.N. Turner Train by Jeff Koons

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Jeff
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