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Superstition poster by Damien Hirst

A superb large poster by Leodensian living legend, Damien Hirst.

This poster features Homage to a Government—The Dwelling Place (2006). It was produced by Gagosian in 2007 in conjunction with their London & Beverly Hills show Damien Hirst: Superstition. The exhibition included Kaleidoscope paintings that reference stained-glass windows in their intricate geometric patterns. Hirst has given each painting two titles: the first taken from High Windows by Philip Larkin, whose fatalistic, colloquial writings speak to a seemingly shared extinguished faith, and the second making direct reference to religious iconography.

Approximate dimensions:100 Ă— 66 cm
Framed: Sold unframed

A superb large poster by Leodensian living legend, Damien Hirst.

This poster features Homage to a Government—The Dwelling Place (2006). It was produced by Gagosian in 2007 in conjunction with their London & Beverly Hills show Damien Hirst: Superstition. The exhibition included Kaleidoscope paintings that reference stained-glass windows in their intricate geometric patterns. Hirst has given each painting two titles: the first taken from High Windows by Philip Larkin, whose fatalistic, colloquial writings speak to a seemingly shared extinguished faith, and the second making direct reference to religious iconography.

Approximate dimensions:100 Ă— 66 cm
Framed: Sold unframed

$73.30
Superstition poster by Damien Hirst—
$73.30

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A superb large poster by Leodensian living legend, Damien Hirst.

This poster features Homage to a Government—The Dwelling Place (2006). It was produced by Gagosian in 2007 in conjunction with their London & Beverly Hills show Damien Hirst: Superstition. The exhibition included Kaleidoscope paintings that reference stained-glass windows in their intricate geometric patterns. Hirst has given each painting two titles: the first taken from High Windows by Philip Larkin, whose fatalistic, colloquial writings speak to a seemingly shared extinguished faith, and the second making direct reference to religious iconography.

Approximate dimensions:100 Ă— 66 cm
Framed: Sold unframed