Jeff Koons (1955) - Balloon Dog (Blue) 2002 MOCA

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Jeff Koons Balloon Dog (Blue), MOCA Edition (2002); porcelain sculpture with a chrome finish on a mirrored square porcelain display plate, edition of 2300, measures about 26.7 × 26.7 × 12.7 cm, signed and numbered on the underside, in very good condition with the original MOCA publisher box, certificate and gloves.

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Iconic Contemporary Art: Jeff Koons – Balloon Dog (Blue) – MOCA Edition (2002) with the Original Box

Seize the rare opportunity to acquire one of the world's best-known and most sought-after sculptures in contemporary art history. Jeff Koons' “Balloon Dog” is not only a visual highlight but also an established blue-chip investment in the field of Contemporary Art.

The Icon of Modern Pop Art:
Jeff Koons (born 1955) is among the most significant and expensive living artists of our time. His monumental “Balloon Dog” is an absolute keystone work of postmodernism. With this strictly limited edition, Koons transforms the lightness and ephemerality of a balloon into a massive object created for eternity. The work masterfully Plays with the themes of childhood, pop culture, and monumental pathos.

The sought-after MOCA Edition from 2002:
Of particular note is the historical significance of this specific work. It is the early, classic edition from 2002, issued by the renowned Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) in Los Angeles. It is therefore the original that collectors seek. Early institutional editions like this hold a special value among serious collectors, as they mark the beginning of the massive global popularity of this group of works and consistently achieve excellent results on the international auction market. Moreover, blue counts among the most sought-after editions.

Highest perfection and radiance:
The sculpture, made of heavy porcelain, is finished with a highly reflective chrome coating (metallic finish) in brilliant blue. Characteristic for this 2002 edition is that the Balloon Dog rests on a mirrored, square porcelain plate, which further enhances depth and reflections. The flawless surface mirrors the viewer and the space—the work continuously interacts with its surroundings and exudes an incomparable presence.

An unmistakable statement piece:
The “Balloon Dog” is an instantly recognizable status symbol. It immediately draws all attention in any sophisticated interior. Owning a work from this limited MOCA edition (worldwide only 2,300 copies) means acquiring a highly liquid work of art whose iconic status is indisputable.

Details at a glance:
- Artist: Jeff Koons (born 1955)
- Title: Balloon Dog (Blue)
- Year: 2002
- Publisher: Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), Los Angeles
- Material: Porcelain, metallized (Chrome coating)
- Special feature: Sculpture firmly mounted on the accompanying mirrored plate
- Dimensions: approx. 26.7 x 26.7 x 12.7 cm
- Edition: Strictly limited edition of 2,300 copies worldwide
- Signature & numbering: Embossed typographic signature on the underside (“Jeff Koons”) and hand-written edition number
- Condition: Very good collector’s condition. The delicate mirror surface shows excellent brilliance. As always with these sculptures, minor micro-scratches due to age are normal after 24 years.

Delivery contents: Sculpture, original MOCA publisher box, certificate, gloves.

An absolute must for every serious collector of contemporary art and a timeless masterpiece for your space.

If desired, you can subsequently order a custom-made glass display case from us.

Seller's Story

PE Gallery is a Frankfurt am Main–based gallery specializing in modern and contemporary art. Our offering includes carefully curated works from the 20th and 21st centuries – photography, prints, editions and unique pieces by established as well as highly sought-after artists of international significance. Many of our lots are genuine rarities: works that rarely appear on the market and which we acquire from private collections, estates, and trusted art dealers. Provenance and authenticity come first for us. Each work is carefully examined before sale and offered in the best possible condition – we describe objects precisely and transparently, without embellishment. Our prices consistently reflect the real market. Our goal is to offer buyers real collector value at fair terms. When it comes to shipping, we make no compromises. Each work is professionally and properly packaged – conservatorily correct, shock-protected, and prepared for safe transport by mail or courier. Artworks entrusted to us are treated as if they were our own.
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Iconic Contemporary Art: Jeff Koons – Balloon Dog (Blue) – MOCA Edition (2002) with the Original Box

Seize the rare opportunity to acquire one of the world's best-known and most sought-after sculptures in contemporary art history. Jeff Koons' “Balloon Dog” is not only a visual highlight but also an established blue-chip investment in the field of Contemporary Art.

The Icon of Modern Pop Art:
Jeff Koons (born 1955) is among the most significant and expensive living artists of our time. His monumental “Balloon Dog” is an absolute keystone work of postmodernism. With this strictly limited edition, Koons transforms the lightness and ephemerality of a balloon into a massive object created for eternity. The work masterfully Plays with the themes of childhood, pop culture, and monumental pathos.

The sought-after MOCA Edition from 2002:
Of particular note is the historical significance of this specific work. It is the early, classic edition from 2002, issued by the renowned Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) in Los Angeles. It is therefore the original that collectors seek. Early institutional editions like this hold a special value among serious collectors, as they mark the beginning of the massive global popularity of this group of works and consistently achieve excellent results on the international auction market. Moreover, blue counts among the most sought-after editions.

Highest perfection and radiance:
The sculpture, made of heavy porcelain, is finished with a highly reflective chrome coating (metallic finish) in brilliant blue. Characteristic for this 2002 edition is that the Balloon Dog rests on a mirrored, square porcelain plate, which further enhances depth and reflections. The flawless surface mirrors the viewer and the space—the work continuously interacts with its surroundings and exudes an incomparable presence.

An unmistakable statement piece:
The “Balloon Dog” is an instantly recognizable status symbol. It immediately draws all attention in any sophisticated interior. Owning a work from this limited MOCA edition (worldwide only 2,300 copies) means acquiring a highly liquid work of art whose iconic status is indisputable.

Details at a glance:
- Artist: Jeff Koons (born 1955)
- Title: Balloon Dog (Blue)
- Year: 2002
- Publisher: Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), Los Angeles
- Material: Porcelain, metallized (Chrome coating)
- Special feature: Sculpture firmly mounted on the accompanying mirrored plate
- Dimensions: approx. 26.7 x 26.7 x 12.7 cm
- Edition: Strictly limited edition of 2,300 copies worldwide
- Signature & numbering: Embossed typographic signature on the underside (“Jeff Koons”) and hand-written edition number
- Condition: Very good collector’s condition. The delicate mirror surface shows excellent brilliance. As always with these sculptures, minor micro-scratches due to age are normal after 24 years.

Delivery contents: Sculpture, original MOCA publisher box, certificate, gloves.

An absolute must for every serious collector of contemporary art and a timeless masterpiece for your space.

If desired, you can subsequently order a custom-made glass display case from us.

Seller's Story

PE Gallery is a Frankfurt am Main–based gallery specializing in modern and contemporary art. Our offering includes carefully curated works from the 20th and 21st centuries – photography, prints, editions and unique pieces by established as well as highly sought-after artists of international significance. Many of our lots are genuine rarities: works that rarely appear on the market and which we acquire from private collections, estates, and trusted art dealers. Provenance and authenticity come first for us. Each work is carefully examined before sale and offered in the best possible condition – we describe objects precisely and transparently, without embellishment. Our prices consistently reflect the real market. Our goal is to offer buyers real collector value at fair terms. When it comes to shipping, we make no compromises. Each work is professionally and properly packaged – conservatorily correct, shock-protected, and prepared for safe transport by mail or courier. Artworks entrusted to us are treated as if they were our own.
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Details

Era
After 2000
Sold by
Gallery
Country of origin
United States
Style
Pop Art
Material
Porcelain
Artist
Jeff Koons (1955)
Title of artwork
Balloon Dog (Blue) 2002 MOCA
Signature
Signed
Edition
two thousand three hundred
Year
2002
Colour
Blue
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
26.7 cm
Width
26.7 cm
Depth
12.7 cm
Sold by
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16
Objects sold
100%
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