Damien Hirst Omelette (from The Last Supper) For Sale

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Edition of 150

Damien Hirst's Omelette is a 1999 screen print from his seminal series The Last Supper, which reimagines pharmaceutical packaging as contemporary iconography. Measuring 60 by 40 inches, this signed work employs Hirst's characteristic appropriation of medical aesthetics, transforming mundane drug branding into bold visual commentary. The screen printing technique allows for sharp, clinical precision that echoes the commercial design language of pharmaceutical companies while elevating it to fine art status. The work exemplifies Hirst's exploration of mortality, consumption, and society's relationship with medicine. As part of The Last Supper series, Omelette represents a pivotal moment in Hirst's career at the height of the Young British Artists movement. Works from this series are highly sought after by collectors for their art historical significance and their prescient commentary on consumer culture. This signed edition offers collectors an accessible entry point into Hirst's groundbreaking practice. Available for purchase — enquire for price and availability.