
Audrey Hepburn
1 work

MICK JAGGER (DREAMLAND), 2023
Acrylic and hand-pulled oil based ink screenprint with diamond dust on linen in Flash blue
62 x 48 in | 157.5 x 121.9 cm
Signed and dated on verso (YOUNG2943
In the realm where pop culture meets fine art, few have captured the essence of celebrity and allure quite like Russell Young. Among his many acclaimed works, the Diamond Dust series stands out as a shimmering testament to the iconic figures that have shaped our cultural landscape. From the immortalized beauty of Marilyn Monroe to the charismatic presence of Mick Jagger, Young's interpretation of these legends transcends mere portraiture, elevating them to the status of modern-day icons.
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Russell Young's iconic Mick Jagger series captures the legendary Rolling Stones frontman through bold, contemporary portraiture that merges fine art with popular culture. Created using silkscreen printing and acrylic techniques, these works exemplify Young's signature approach to celebrity imagery, transforming photographic sources into vibrant, expressive compositions.
The series includes standout pieces such as Mick Jagger Fur Parka Blue and Black and White, alongside variations featuring dramatic red lips and electric blue tones. Each work showcases Young's masterful use of colour and layering, elevating the subject beyond mere representation into commentary on fame, identity, and artistic legacy.
These prints represent significant examples of contemporary pop art, appealing to serious collectors who appreciate the intersection of music history and visual culture. Young's Jagger series has become increasingly sought-after in the secondary market, reflecting growing recognition of the artist's influence within contemporary art discourse.
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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.