Damien Hirst Pfizer VGR 100mg 2014 11 inch Resin Pop Art Ltd Ed Multiple

Damien Hirst
Pfizer VGR 100mg, 2014
Polyurethane Resin with Ink Pigment Multiple
Pop Art Ltd Edition Multiple From Damien Hirst's Pharmaceutical Series 
11.22 x 7.87 x 2.95 inches 
Incised ”Damien Hirst”, dated "2014” and numbered 3/30 on the side 
Co-published by Paul Stolper Gallery and Other Criteria, London
Contained in Original Colored Paper Box as Issued

Condition
Sculpture: New, Never Displayed, in pristine museum quality condition. 
Box: New, carefully stored

Provenance
Paul Stolper Gallery, London
Private Collection, New York, acquired from the above, 2014
Joseph K. Levene Fine Art, Ltd., New York 

In 2014 Damien Hirst created two versions of Pfizer VGR 100mg Multiple, a miniature Pop Art multiple of only two inches and an oversized Table Top Sculpture version that is substantially larger, almost one foot in length: 11.22 x 7.87 x 2.95 inches. 

Both Damien Hirst Viagra Pop Art versions immediately sold out when they were first exhibited at London's Paul Stolper's 2014 exhibition. Damien Hirst's small Viagra Pop Art  multiple fetched nearly $5,000 at Sotheby's NY several years ago, and it is just a fraction of the size of the oversized Viagra Sculpture version we are offering for sale. 

About Damien Hirst Pfizer VGR 100mg, 2014 Oversize Sculpture 
Damien Hirst’s 2014 Large Viagra Blue Table Top sculpture presents a playful Pop Art interpretation of the iconic blue Viagra. To be clear, this is NOT a pill that is ingested. It is Pop Art.

Hirst created his oversized Viagra sculpture in a signed, numbered and titled limited edition of only 30 Resin examples, each measuring nearly one foot in length, featuring the “Pfizer” logo and directly linking to the Pharmaceutical industry.

Damien Hirst’s Pharmaceutical Series delves into themes of medicine, mortality and consumerism. The oversized large Damien Hirst 2014 Baby Blue Viagra Multiple Table Top Sculpture humorously critiques society’s reliance on pharmaceuticals and transforms a mundane object into a symbol of contemporary life. Its soft blue color and smooth, pill-like form emphasize its direct reference, blurring the boundaries between art and everyday objects. It is seductive.

Damien Hirst’s color palette for his Appropriated Series draws inspiration from the vibrant pop candy colors commonly found in pharmaceutical packaging, which he further utilized. Damien Hirst created crafted the 2014 oversized Viagra Table Top Multiple Polyurethane Resin Table Top Sculpture to be visually appealing, drawing inspiration from flowers, plants and natural elements that evoke feelings of beauty and well-being.