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Damien Hirst Dart and Onion Limited Edition 2002

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Original Contemporary Art Damien Hirst Dart and Onion titled " and then there were four a famous musketeer "
This Multiple Damien Hirst Dart and Onion is signed inside the lid by the Artist.
This is a limited edition of 2000 pieces. It was carried out in association with BBC Four in 2002.
This is a unique opportunity to invest in and own an item by one of the most famous living artists.

Promising news from Art Gallery Auctioneers

The internationally well known Phillips de Pury & Company Art Auctioneer in London achieved a very promising result on the sale of Dmien Hirst installation “And Then There Were Four A Famous Musketeer”. On the 6th September 2008 the installation was sold at Saturday@Phillips (Lot 333) for £688.

You can view the Auction results at phillipsdepury.com click on the “AUCTIONS” tab, scroll down to the calendar point to the 6th September and click “more” and you can view the catalogue and its results.

According to the Article from Gazette-news.co.uk:

Colchester: It's going, going gone to Heather

From the archive, first published Tuesday 7th May 2002.

"Art lover Heather Saxby is the proud owner of a piece of work by controversial artist Damien Hirst - and a church is about £500 better off for it.
Mrs Saxby, 42, of Westlands estate in Colchester, put her bid in for the work which was being auctioned off to help pay for restoration on All Saints' Church in Shrub End, Colchester.
The piece, entitled And Then There Were Four, plays on the name of D'Artagnan and features a dart and an onion in a box signed by the artist".

The Onion in the picture displayed is not the original onion. Since 2002 the original onion has rotten.Please feel free to contact us for any enquiry.

Box size: 26cm x 10cm x 10.5cm