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After discovering the existing auction price databases were publishing grossly incomplete information, we have built the most comprehensive resource for David Hockney's digital editions. Our Hockney portal covers the editions auction history, complete series informtion, exhibition record as well as press and literature. 

During the dead of night, on the 15th December 1989, Sicilian born Arturo Di Modica arrived on Wall St with his 16ft bronze Charging Bull on the back of a truck. Totally illegally, he proceeded to drop the sculpture outside of the New York Stock Exchange, as his gift to the American people. In the wake of the 1987 Black Monday market crash, the sculpture was intended to inspire all whom came into contact with it, to carry on fighting with strength and determination, through the hard times for a better future. His late night stunt made front pages around the world and Charging Bull went on to become a global iconic. Despite this, Di Modica chose to continue working totally alone, as he always had. That was until 2013, when he discovered he had cancer and agreed to sign with Geist. We acted as the artists official lifetime represent, until his sad passing in 2021.