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Blue Balloon Dog by Jeff Koons. Jeff Koons was born in York, Pennsylvania in 1955. He studied at the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
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Jeffrey "Jeff" Koons (/kuːnz/; born January 21, 1955) is an American artist known for working with popular culture subjects and his reproductions of banal objects—such as balloon animals produced in stainless steel with mirror-finish surfaces.
Jeff Koons | Balloon Dog (blue) | Artsy
Working with seductive commercial materials (such as the high chromium stainless steel of his “Balloon Dog” sculptures or his vinyl “Inflatables”), shifts of scale, and an elaborate studio system involving many technicians, Koons turns banal objects into high art icons. His paintings and sculptures borrow widely from art-historical …
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(Published by the Museum of Contemporary Art (MoCA), Los Angeles, with their label, verso) Created in 2002, Balloon Dog Blue, by Jeff Koons, is a glazed porcelain sculpture, signed … Jeff Koons 2010s Pop Art Figurative Sculptures
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Working with seductive commercial materials (such as the high chromium stainless steel of his “Balloon Dog” sculptures or his vinyl “Inflatables”), shifts of scale, and an elaborate studio system involving many technicians, Koons turns banal objects into high art icons. His paintings and sculptures borrow widely from art-historical …
Jeff Koons | MoMA
On November 12, 2013, Koons's Balloon Dog (Orange) sold at Christie's Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Sale in New York City for US$58.4 million, above its high US$55 million estimate, becoming the most expensive work by a living artist sold at auction.
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An American in Paris – Works from a Private Collection.. Gagosian Gallery, Paris, France [January 28-May 3, 2014] (Red) Jeff Koons, New Paintings and Sculpture.
Jeff Koons Overview and Analysis | TheArtStory
Jeff Koons derives inspiration from things you might find at a yard sale: inflatable plastic toys, vacuum cleaners, porcelain trinkets and other items not typically considered fine art. He is the epitome of Neo-Pop , a 1980s movement that looked to earlier Pop artists, particularly Warhol , for inspiration.
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Jeff Koons | MoMA
On November 12, 2013, Koons's Balloon Dog (Orange) sold at Christie's Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Sale in New York City for US$58.4 million, above its high US$55 million estimate, becoming the most expensive work by a living artist sold at auction.
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(Published by the Museum of Contemporary Art (MoCA), Los Angeles, with their label, verso) Created in 2002, Balloon Dog Blue, by Jeff Koons, is a glazed porcelain sculpture, signed … Jeff Koons 2010s Pop Art Figurative Sculptures
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ca. EUR 119, JEFF KOONS, Balloon Dog (Red) non-original art print Koons, 90 x 128cm > Koons is probably the best selling living artist worldwide. Widely known for his funny, colourful and a little weird choice of motive (grass dogs, baloon swan), this balloon dog motive became famous in no time.
Jeff Koons Artwork | Vertu Fine Art
Jeff Koons 11-foot tall aluminum Play-Doh sculpture was the highlight of his retrospective held at the Whitney in 2014. Play-Doh, was inspired, in the early ’90s, by a pile of Play-Doh that Koons’ toddler son, Ludwig, put together and proudly displayed for his father.
Jeff Koons' Balloon Dog Sculpture Sells for Record-Breaking …
Pop-art provocateur Jeff Koons has broken a world record for a price paid for a single artwork by a living artist. His sculpture "Balloon Dog (Orange)" fetched $58,405,000 at a Christie's New York …
Jeff Koons (B. 1955) , Balloon Dog (Orange) | Christie's
Jeff Koons’ Balloon Dog (Orange) realized $58,405,000 achieving world auction record for the artist as well as a world auction record for a living artist in the Post-War & Contemporary Evening Sale in New York on 12 November 2013.
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Born in York, Pennsylvania, in 1955, Jeff Koons studied art at Maryland School of Art and in Chicago, idolised the Pop artist Ed Paschke and became his studio assistant, then moved to New York …
Jeff Koons Overview and Analysis | TheArtStory
Jeff Koons derives inspiration from things you might find at a yard sale: inflatable plastic toys, vacuum cleaners, porcelain trinkets and other items not typically considered fine art. He is the epitome of Neo-Pop , a 1980s movement that looked to earlier Pop artists, particularly Warhol , for inspiration.
Jeff Koons: Neo-Pop Artist, Postmodernist Sculptor
This set of work, associated with Neo-Expressionism, began when Koons' son Ludwig was born in 1992, and focused on the shapes and colours of the baby's first toys – the sort of art that a small child could relate to. The idea was to make huge reproductions of easter eggs, valentine hearts, balloon …
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At Christie's Tuesday night, Balloon Dog (Orange) by Jeff Koons — an American artist known for brightly colored reflective sculptures that resemble balloons — was sold to an anonymous telephone bidder for $58.
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Controversial Pop artist Jeff Koons is renowned for his garish sculptures of banal consumer goods that elevated tchotchkes to fine art. Balloon Dog (Blue) comes from the artist's celebration series and is a well-known trope of his oeuvre; a recognizable, clichéd form that can be twisted and interpreted in a variety of ways.
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Jeff Koons Artwork | Vertu Fine Art
Jeff Koons 11-foot tall aluminum Play-Doh sculpture was the highlight of his retrospective held at the Whitney in 2014. Play-Doh, was inspired, in the early ’90s, by a pile of Play-Doh that Koons’ toddler son, Ludwig, put together and proudly displayed for his father.
Biography of Jeff Koons | Widewalls
Jeff Koons’ 12-foot sculpture Balloon Dog has broken records to become the most expensive piece of art by a living artist sold at auction. The giant stainless steel sculpture sold for $58.4 million (£36.8m) at an auction at Christie’s in New York.
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Biography of Jeff Koons. Best known for his larger-than-life sculptures of balloon animals, Jeff Koons is an art world behemoth capable of exciting the media and drawing on celebrity contacts like no other living artist.
Jeff Koons | Post-War & Contemporary Art | Christie's
Balloon Dog (Orange) (1994-2000), part of his Celebration series (a disturbing, ebullient evocation of the fripperies of childhood) sold for $58,405,000 at Christie’s in 2013, setting a new record for the artist.
ArtDependence | Symbolism in Art: Jeff Koons’ Balloon Dogs
Jeff Koons’ reproduction balloon animals are amongst some of his most recognisable pieces. Usually rendered in a mirror-finished stainless steel in a variety of colours, the works reflect an element of childhood play and disposable culture but in a definitive, substantial form.
Jeff Koons Overview and Analysis | TheArtStory
Jeff Koons derives inspiration from things you might find at a yard sale: inflatable plastic toys, vacuum cleaners, porcelain trinkets and other items not typically considered fine art. He is the epitome of Neo-Pop , a 1980s movement that looked to earlier Pop artists, particularly Warhol , for inspiration.