David Hockney painting of dog Stanley to be auctioned, expected to sell for £2.5m
The Guardian · September 26, 2026Original source ↗
What happened
A painting titled Dog Painting 17 by David Hockney, depicting his dog Stanley, is set to be auctioned by Christie's. It is reportedly one of only six paintings from Hockney's Dog Series in private hands.
Why it matters
This auction highlights the ongoing value and interest in contemporary art and the works of David Hockney.
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How does this story affect you if you are an art collector?
This auction presents a rare opportunity to acquire one of only six paintings from Hockney's Dog Series still in private hands. The high expected sale price reflects the ongoing demand and value for contemporary art, which could influence the market for similar works.
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