Balloon Animal range

Jeff Koons inspired Balloons Dog

Jeff Koons released “Balloon Dogs” as part of his “Celebration” series in 1993. These playful sculptures are now among the most iconic works of contemporary art. In 2013, his 10-foot-tall Balloon Dog (Orange) (1994–2000) was purchased for $58.4 million at Christie’s, setting a new record for the most expensive work ever sold at auction by a living artist. Koons has also created smaller, collectible versions of this sculpture, as well as balloon swans, rabbits, monkeys, and even Venuses

Jeff Koons inspired Balloon Rabbit

"A shiny sculpture created by Jeff Koons in 1986, inspired by a child’s inflatable toy, sold at Christie’s for $91.1 million with fees, breaking the record at auction for a work by a living artist, The sculpture has become something of a cultural icon"

Jeff Koons inspired Balloon Rabbit

"A shiny sculpture created by Jeff Koons in 1986, inspired by a child’s inflatable toy, sold at Christie’s for $91.1 million with fees, breaking the record at auction for a work by a living artist, The sculpture has become something of a cultural icon"

Jeff Koons inspired Balloon Rabbit

"A shiny sculpture created by Jeff Koons in 1986, inspired by a child’s inflatable toy, sold at Christie’s for $91.1 million with fees, breaking the record at auction for a work by a living artist, The sculpture has become something of a cultural icon"

Jeff Koons inspired Balloon Rabbit

"A shiny sculpture created by Jeff Koons in 1986, inspired by a child’s inflatable toy, sold at Christie’s for $91.1 million with fees, breaking the record at auction for a work by a living artist, The sculpture has become something of a cultural icon"

Jeff Koons inspired Balloon Rabbit

"A shiny sculpture created by Jeff Koons in 1986, inspired by a child’s inflatable toy, sold at Christie’s for $91.1 million with fees, breaking the record at auction for a work by a living artist, The sculpture has become something of a cultural icon"

Jeff Koons inspired Balloon Rabbit

"A shiny sculpture created by Jeff Koons in 1986, inspired by a child’s inflatable toy, sold at Christie’s for $91.1 million with fees, breaking the record at auction for a work by a living artist, The sculpture has become something of a cultural icon"

Jeff Koons inspired Balloon Rabbit

"A shiny sculpture created by Jeff Koons in 1986, inspired by a child’s inflatable toy, sold at Christie’s for $91.1 million with fees, breaking the record at auction for a work by a living artist, The sculpture has become something of a cultural icon"

Jeff Koons inspired Balloons rabbit

Jeff Koons released “Balloon Dogs” as part of his “Celebration” series in 1993. These playful sculptures are now among the most iconic works of contemporary art. In 2013, his 10-foot-tall Balloon Dog (Orange) (1994–2000) was purchased for $58.4 million at Christie’s, setting a new record for the most expensive work ever sold at auction by a living artist. Koons has also created smaller, collectible versions of this sculpture, as well as balloon swans, rabbits, monkeys, and even Venuses

Jeff Koons inspired Balloons rabbit

Jeff Koons released “Balloon Dogs” as part of his “Celebration” series in 1993. These playful sculptures are now among the most iconic works of contemporary art. In 2013, his 10-foot-tall Balloon Dog (Orange) (1994–2000) was purchased for $58.4 million at Christie’s, setting a new record for the most expensive work ever sold at auction by a living artist. Koons has also created smaller, collectible versions of this sculpture, as well as balloon swans, rabbits, monkeys, and even Venuses

Jeff Koons inspired Balloons rabbit

Jeff Koons released “Balloon Dogs” as part of his “Celebration” series in 1993. These playful sculptures are now among the most iconic works of contemporary art. In 2013, his 10-foot-tall Balloon Dog (Orange) (1994–2000) was purchased for $58.4 million at Christie’s, setting a new record for the most expensive work ever sold at auction by a living artist. Koons has also created smaller, collectible versions of this sculpture, as well as balloon swans, rabbits, monkeys, and even Venuses

Jeff Koons inspired Balloons rabbit

Jeff Koons released “Balloon Dogs” as part of his “Celebration” series in 1993. These playful sculptures are now among the most iconic works of contemporary art. In 2013, his 10-foot-tall Balloon Dog (Orange) (1994–2000) was purchased for $58.4 million at Christie’s, setting a new record for the most expensive work ever sold at auction by a living artist. Koons has also created smaller, collectible versions of this sculpture, as well as balloon swans, rabbits, monkeys, and even Venuses

Jeff Koons inspired Balloons rabbit

Jeff Koons released “Balloon Dogs” as part of his “Celebration” series in 1993. These playful sculptures are now among the most iconic works of contemporary art. In 2013, his 10-foot-tall Balloon Dog (Orange) (1994–2000) was purchased for $58.4 million at Christie’s, setting a new record for the most expensive work ever sold at auction by a living artist. Koons has also created smaller, collectible versions of this sculpture, as well as balloon swans, rabbits, monkeys, and even Venuses

Jeff Koons inspired Balloons rabbit

Jeff Koons released “Balloon Dogs” as part of his “Celebration” series in 1993. These playful sculptures are now among the most iconic works of contemporary art. In 2013, his 10-foot-tall Balloon Dog (Orange) (1994–2000) was purchased for $58.4 million at Christie’s, setting a new record for the most expensive work ever sold at auction by a living artist. Koons has also created smaller, collectible versions of this sculpture, as well as balloon swans, rabbits, monkeys, and even Venuses

Jeff Koons inspired Balloons rabbit

Jeff Koons released “Balloon Dogs” as part of his “Celebration” series in 1993. These playful sculptures are now among the most iconic works of contemporary art. In 2013, his 10-foot-tall Balloon Dog (Orange) (1994–2000) was purchased for $58.4 million at Christie’s, setting a new record for the most expensive work ever sold at auction by a living artist. Koons has also created smaller, collectible versions of this sculpture, as well as balloon swans, rabbits, monkeys, and even Venuses

Jeff Koons inspired Balloons rabbit

Jeff Koons released “Balloon Dogs” as part of his “Celebration” series in 1993. These playful sculptures are now among the most iconic works of contemporary art. In 2013, his 10-foot-tall Balloon Dog (Orange) (1994–2000) was purchased for $58.4 million at Christie’s, setting a new record for the most expensive work ever sold at auction by a living artist. Koons has also created smaller, collectible versions of this sculpture, as well as balloon swans, rabbits, monkeys, and even Venuses