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Theo-24 300mg WHITBY 2852, 2014
Polyurethane resin with ink pigment and PETG vacuum formed shell filled with white glass marbles
11 3/4 x 4 3/8 in 30 x 11 cm
Edition of 30
This work from Damien Hirst's celebrated Medicine Cabinets series presents a meticulous replica of a prescription pill bottle, rendered in polyurethane resin with ink pigment and featuring a PETG vacuum-formed shell. The translucent container is filled with pristine white glass marbles that mimic pharmaceutical tablets, creating an arresting interplay between medical iconography and artistic fabrication. The piece bears the label "Theo-24 300mg WHITBY 2852," referencing actual medication packaging with Hirst's characteristic attention to pharmaceutical detail and branding aesthetics. As part of Hirst's ongoing examination of mortality, consumerism, and the pharmaceutical industry, this work appeals to collectors seeking museum-quality examples from one of contemporary art's most significant figures. The Medicine Cabinets series has been exhibited internationally and remains highly sought after for its conceptual rigor and immaculate execution. This intimate scale makes it ideal for both established collections and discerning new collectors. Available for purchase — enquire for price and availability.
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Damien Hirst prints for sale at Guy Hepner include works from the Spot Paintings, Butterfly editions, Beautiful prints, and Pharmaceutical series. Damien Hirst art for sale and Damien Hirst original art for sale through our New York gallery are sourced from authenticated secondary market collections. We also advise collectors looking to sell Damien Hirst prints — free valuations available.
Damien Hirst is the defining figure of the Young British Artists movement and one of the most collected living artists in the world. His work spans Natural History sculptures, Spot Paintings, Butterfly Works, Spin Paintings, and pharmaceutical installations ? series that have set auction benchmarks at Sotheby's, Christie's, and Phillips across four decades. Collections at Tate Modern, MoMA, and the Guggenheim confirm his standing as one of the essential artists of his generation.
His single-artist auction "Beautiful Inside My Head Forever" generated $198 million at Sotheby's in 2008, a record that remains one of the most significant events in the contemporary art market. Major works including the Lullaby series of medicine cabinets and the Natural History formaldehyde sculptures have each achieved prices above $10 million, while his Spot Paintings and print editions sustain deep, global secondary market activity across all price points.
Guy Hepner Gallery has deep expertise across Damien Hirst's print editions, Spot Paintings, and Butterfly Works, offering acquisition guidance, market valuations, and direct access to available works. Whether you are building a collection or looking to sell, the gallery provides trusted, confidential support for one of the most actively traded names in contemporary art.