
Audrey Hepburn
1 work

MICK JAGGER (DREAMLAND), 2023
Acrylic and hand-pulled oil based ink screenprint with diamond dust on linen in Devil Pink
62 x 48 in | 157.5 x 121.9 cm
Unique Impression
MICK JAGGER (DREAMLAND), in Devil Pink, presents a single-panel companion to Russell Young's larger Mick Jagger Diptych, both produced in 2023 as part of the artist's "Dreamland" series. At 62 by 48 inches, this unique impression uses the same acrylic and hand-pulled oil-based ink screenprinting with diamond dust on linen, drawing on Terry O'Neill's archive of rock photography depicting Jagger in a fur parka. As a single-panel version of the same Devil Pink colorway used in the larger diptych, this work offers collectors a more compact entry point into Young's 2023 Dreamland treatment of Jagger, without the scale or format commitment of the two-panel piece. Guy Hepner offers this Mick Jagger work for sale. Collectors interested in acquiring this or the companion diptych are welcome to contact our New York gallery to discuss current availability.
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Russell Young's Mick Jagger portraits extend his celebrity iconography practice into rock and roll, presenting the Rolling Stones frontman across colorways produced from 2011 through his most recent 2023 "Dreamland" releases. Jagger — a figure whose six-decade career has been defined as much by the deliberate cultivation of image as by music itself — is a natural subject for Young's recurring interest in the mechanics of fame, sitting alongside his portraits of Bowie, Elvis, and Jim Morrison as part of a broader body of work examining music's most image-conscious performers.
Early works in the series, including "Mick Jagger (Red Lips)" from 2011, isolate Jagger's most recognizable physical feature against bold magenta and black grounds, while the 2023 "Dreamland" works — produced in colorways including Devil Pink, Flash Blue, and Storm Silver — present the artist through Young's more recent hand-pulled oil-based ink process, incorporating a fur parka image drawn from Terry O'Neill's archive of rock photography. Across both eras, Young's technique remains constant: acrylic and hand-pulled ink screenprinting on linen, finished with individually applied diamond dust crystals that catch light unpredictably across the textured surface.
Jagger's enduring relevance — still performing and touring more than sixty years into his career — gives the series a different temporal register than Young's portraits of deceased icons, adding a note of ongoing cultural currency to works that otherwise share the same visual vocabulary as his Marilyn, Bardot, and Taylor series. Several Jagger works exist as unique impressions and large-format diptychs, reflecting Young's continued expansion of the subject across scale and format.
Guy Hepner represents Mick Jagger diamond dust works for sale spanning both the early 2011 colorways and the recent 2023 Dreamland series. Collectors interested in acquiring a specific piece, or in selling an existing work, are welcome to contact our New York gallery to discuss current availability.

Russell Young (b. 1959, York, England) is a British-American artist known for large-scale silkscreen portraits of twentieth-century icons, finished in his signature hand-applied diamond dust. A former commercial photographer and music video director, Young turned to fine art in New York, breaking through with his 2001 "Pig Portraits" series before creating "Marilyn Crying" in 2005 — now one of contemporary Pop Art's most recognised images. Heavily influenced by Warhol, he has since portrayed Bardot, Elizabeth Taylor, Jackie O, Kate Moss, and Mick Jagger. Represented by Guy Hepner, New York.