Audrey Hepburn
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Russell Young David Bowie Pink and Black For Sale
Russell Young
David Bowie Pink and Black, 2008
Acrylic paint screen print on canvas
62 x 48 in ; 157.5 x 121.9 cm
Edition
Unique impression
About this work
Russell Young's portraits of David Bowie, capturing him on stage, offer a mesmerizing glimpse into the enigmatic world of one of music's most iconic figures. In these dynamic artworks, Young skillfully encapsulates Bowie's electrifying stage presence, his transformative personas, and his boundary-pushing artistry that captivated audiences around the globe.Each portrait in Young's series portrays Bowie in his element, commanding the stage with an effortless blend of charisma, style, and theatricality. Through bold brushstrokes and vibrant colors, Young conveys the energy and excitement of a Bowie performance, evoking the pulsating rhythm of the music and the electric atmosphere of the concert hall.What sets Young's portraits of Bowie apart is their ability to capture the essence of the artist's ever-evolving identity and reinvention. Whether depicted as Ziggy Stardust, the Thin White Duke, or any of his other iconic personas, Bowie radiates a sense of fearless experimentation and self-expression that continues to inspire generations of fans and artists alike.The inclusion of Bowie on stage adds an extra dimension of spectacle and drama to the series, highlighting his status as a consummate showman and visionary performer. Against a backdrop of swirling lights and swirling crowds, Bowie emerges as a larger-than-life figure, captivating audiences with his magnetic presence and transcendent artistry.Young's portraits of David Bowie on stage serve as timeless tributes to a musical legend who pushed the boundaries of creativity and self-expression. Whether displayed in a gallery, concert venue, or private collection, these dynamic artworks are sure to resonate with fans of Bowie's music and persona, offering a vivid reminder of his enduring impact on popular culture and the world of art.
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Auction History
AUDREY HEPBURN, "IN MY LIFE, WHY DO I SMILE AT PEOPLE WHO I'D MUCH RATHER KICK IN THE EYE?" · Russell Young · Sotheby's · 2020-03 · $8,750
Sophia Loren / Black and White · Russell Young · Dorotheum · 2021-12 · $0
Brando Bike · Russell Young · Bonhams · 2025-07 · $1,169
Brando Bike · Russell Young · Bonhams · 2025-04 · $0
Marilyn in Korea · Russell Young · Sotheby's · 2023-09 · $4,064
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About the David Bowie Series
Russell Young's David Bowie series represents a landmark collection in contemporary pop art, celebrating the iconic musician through bold, silkscreen-inspired imagery. Created during a period of significant cultural influence, Young's work captures Bowie's multifaceted persona across striking color palettes and compositions.
The series encompasses key works including David Bowie, David Bowie Pink and Black, and David Bowie Blue and Black, each demonstrating Young's mastery of vibrant hues and graphic intensity. His technique draws inspiration from Warhol's silkscreen tradition while establishing a distinctly contemporary aesthetic that resonates with collectors of modern and pop art.
These pieces have gained considerable market recognition, appreciated for their technical excellence and cultural significance. The bold color variations across the series offer flexibility for curated collections, whether displayed individually or as a cohesive installation.
Collectors seeking authentic contemporary pop art with proven investment potential will find substantial value in Young's Bowie works. Available pieces from this series combine artistic merit with broad collector appeal.
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About Russell Young
Russell Young is a British artist known for his bold screenprinted paintings of cultural icons — Marilyn Monroe, Elvis, Diana, and others — overlaid with dripping enamel and glitter. Working in the tradition of Pop Art, Young investigates celebrity, image, and the gap between icon and reality. His work is represented by Guy Hepner in New York.