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David Hockney

My Window: No. 535 28th June 2009; No. 281 23rd July 2010; No. 610, 23rd December 2010; and No. 778, 17th April 2011

£50,000–70,000‡︎♠︎
£81,900
2009-11/2019
Four iPhone drawings in colours, printed on archival paper, with full margins, each with illustrated 248-page chronology book numbered '100', '350', '600' and '850' respectively and original print portfolio, all contained in the original cardboard boxes with corresponding stamp-numbered labels.
all I. 44 x 33 cm (17 3/8 x 12 7/8 in.)
all S. 56 x 43.2 cm (22 x 17 in.)
All signed, dated and numbered 100/250 in pencil, the books signed in black ink on the title page (there were also 80 artist's proofs and an edition of 1,000 without an iPad drawing), co-published by the artist (with their blindstamp) and Taschen, Berlin, the iPad drawings unframed.

David Hockney

British | B. 1937 D. 2026

David Hockney is one of the most celebrated artists of the 20th and 21st centuries. With a career spanning over seven decades, Hockney’s practise embraced many mediums including painting, edition-making, and collage, with his more recent digital iPad drawings defining the later part of his career. From semi-abstract representations of domestic life and vibrant still-lifes, to detailed portraits of his closest friends, Hockney’s artworks are nothing short of electric, reflecting the eccentric personality of one of Britain’s greatest artists. 

Hockney’s works have been exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Royal Academy of Arts in London and the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, among many other institutions. On the secondary market, his work has sold for more than $90 million.

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