Select works representing the Welcome to Earth period (2004 - 2016).
Auctioned for the Smithsonian Museum (Young Benefactors)
Personal study of master techniques by Titian, Rembrandt and Rubens allowed the artist to develop his fine skills beyond pop art aesthetics
A lack-luster forgery of this painting surfaced in Amsterdam on the black market.
The church towers were a daily sight from the artist's Brooklyn studio and inspired several sketches as well as this large painting
The artist began to use vector illustration and technology as tools for questioning the cultural value of pop art
One of the artist's first large scale paintings — This 5ft tall canvas depicts the strength and power of the female image still prevalent in his work today
This portrait prompted a young gallerist to offer the artist his debut gallery exhibition in Philadelphia.
The artist and his wife served as models for this 4ft x 3ft painting of the courageously flawed hero
This painting debuted in Miami during Art Basel, depicting a theatrical Hamilton-like commentary on the origins of America
A painting from the Hip Pop collection which debuted in Amsterdam — the artist loosened his constraints and explored expressionism
This image represents a period of reflection for the artist — a statement regarding an artist's posthumous value
Originally created for an exhibition called "Holy Shit!" This painting and 10 other works were created to appear in a gallery-scene for the feature film Sexual Healing — a biopic about the soul singer Marvin Gaye's life