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Andy Warhol
American, 1928-1987, a leading figure of Pop Art whose work transformed everyday imagery, celebrity and consumer culture into icons.
Keith Haring
American, 1958-1990, a defining figure of street art whose bold lines and symbols brought energy, activism and joy into public life.
Jean-Michel Basquiat
American, 1960-1988, a pioneering Neo-Expressionist whose symbols, words and figures explored identity, power and urban experiences.
Yayoi Kusama
Japanese, b. 1929, balancing polka dots, infinity rooms and immersive art across distinct modern art collector interest.
David Hockney
British, 1937-2026, a defining figure of contemporary art whose works transformed landscape, portraiture and ways of seeing.
Roy Lichtenstein
American, 1923-1997, a leading Pop artist whose bold dots, comic imagery and sharper compositions reshaped post-war popular culture.
Damien Hirst
Rising to prominence in the early 1990s, Damien Hirst has come to define British modern art.
Jeff Koons
One of the most famous and polarising artists of our time, Jeff Koons is America’s preeminent working artist.
Yoshitomo Nara
Japanese, b. 1959, a pioneering contemporary artist whose wide-eyed figures balance childlike innocence, loneliness and rebellion.
KAWS
American, b. 1974, a contemporary artist whose distinctive characters bridge street art, popular culture, design and sculpture.
Takashi Murakami
A Neo-Pop pioneer, Takashi Murakami is often referred to as the Andy Warhol of Japan.
Robert Indiana
American, b. 1928, projecting Pop Art imagery, icons and celebrity culture across focused modern art collector interest.