George Condo is an American contemporary artist known for his psychologically charged portraits and distorted figures. His work blends Old Master references with cartoonish energy and modern unease.

Why collect George Condo?

Collectors value Condo for his major influence on contemporary figuration and his strong international market. His work is distinctive, intellectually rich and instantly recognisable.

What is George Condo known for?

Condo is known for fractured faces, invented characters and a style often described as psychological cubism. His paintings and works on paper move between humour, elegance and discomfort.

What should collectors consider when buying George Condo?

Medium, date, provenance, condition and subject are key. Collectors often look for works that clearly show Condo’s fractured portraiture and expressive character invention.

George Condo

Droopy Dog Abstraction

Name: Droopy Dog Abstraction
Brand: George Condo
SKU: GE0009
Price: 21020.0 GBP
Availability: InStock

Year Created: 2017

Series:

Medium: Screenprint

Edition of 75

Size: 46 x 41 cm

Other Artwork by George Condo

George Condo

Droopy Dog Abstraction

2017Screenprint46 x 41 cm

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George Condo

The Insane Clown

2019Etching with Drypoint on Paper57 x 51 cm

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BLUE-CHIP AUTHORITY

A contemporary blue-chip market driven by psychological portraiture, institutional relevance and sustained international collector demand. Prints at auction achieved an average 37% above estimates over.

INSTITUTIONAL VALIDATION

78.3% sell-through rate in 2024. Condo’s market index rose 314% over the last decade. It supports a selective, investor-facing acquisition message. It clarifies the investment rationale.

INVESTOR FIT STRATEGY

Download Why Invest in George Condo to explore psychological portraiture, edition demand and the auction strength behind a four-decade contemporary blue-chip market. supported by museum relevance.

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