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Queen 3 by Eddie Peake, 2012, spraypaint on canvas, offered Oct 2015© Phillips — view on Phillips website ↗

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Queen 3

Eddie Peake (British, b. 1981) · 2012

Unsold / did not meet reserve

Estimate £10,000 – £15,000 (≈ $15,464 – $23,196) (≈ €13,519 – €20,278)

Offered at Phillips and passed / bought in. Counted in the artist’s sell-through rate; no price, so not in price averages.

Medium
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As published: “spraypaint on canvas”
Support
Canvas
Signed / inscribed
Signed
Category
Design (named designers)
Dimensions
200 x 200 cm (78 3/4 x 78 3/4 in.)
Auction house
Phillips
Sale
Contemporary Art Day Sale (UK010715)
Date
October 15, 2015
Location
London
Lot
225
Estimate
£10,000 – £15,000 (≈ $15,464 – $23,196) (≈ €13,519 – €20,278)
Source
Auction house phillips.com ↗
Retrieved Sep 27, 2026

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