Domingo Zapata Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Domingo Zapata Art Value Price Guide

Oct. 22, 2024
Sunday Zapata. Buddha
Est: -
Mixed media on canvas. Signed in the lower right corner. Signed and dedicated on the back.
Duran Arte y Subastas
Mar. 05, 2024
DOMINGO ZAPATA Mallorca, Balearic Islands (1974) "Olé for glass recycling"
Est: €18,000 - €24,000
Fiberglass sculpture Titled and signed on the body. Work that was part of the "Ecomeninas" exhibition to raise awareness of the need for recycling. Measurements: 179 x 110 x 63 cm
Ansorena
Dec. 12, 2023
DOMINGO ZAPATA (Palma de Mallorca, 1974). Untitled. Oil on canvas. Signed in the lower right corner.
Est: €3,000 - €3,500
DOMINGO ZAPATA (Palma de Mallorca, 1974). Untitled. Oil on canvas. Signed in the lower right corner. Measurements: 24 x 29 cm; 48 x 43 cm (frame). Majorcan artist based in the United States, between New York, Miami and Hollywood, Domingo Zapata works both painting and sculpture, developing a personal neo-expressionist language. He uses both oil and acrylic, often incorporating mixed media, collage and graffiti. Zapata began his training in London at Regent's College between 1993 and 1997, and later moved to Washington D.C., where he continued his studies at American University, specializing in the study of contemporary art, specifically acrylic painting and pastel drawing. Throughout his career he has held exhibitions of his work in prominent galleries in America and Europe, among the most recent being those held at the Société Genérale Banque Privée de Monte Carlo (2010), the Whitewall Magazine Studio in New York (2011), the Valley Performing Arts Center in Los Angeles (2012), the Bowery Hotel in New York (2012), the Palazzo da Mula in Venice (2012) and the 376 West Broadway gallery in New York (2013), as well as his participation in Art Basel Miami (2010, 2011, 2012) and the Venice Biennale (2011 and 2013). Over the course of more than twenty years, Zapata has developed a body of work that varies significantly in its subject matter, although it always keeps exploring the same themes: sexuality, opulence and vitality, characteristic signs of his style. Through his personal language, Zapata transports the viewer to a world of cosmic beauty, composed of superimposed layers of fantasy and reality. Although he is especially remembered for his "Polo" series, his first major critical success, in more recent works Zapata focuses on themes that harken back to his native Spanish culture, American pop icons, and the state of contemporary practice. He also frequently draws on his experience as a lyricist (he has written lyrics for songs by Michael Jackson and John Secada), and exposes the lyrical depth of his imagination by incorporating text and visual cues in many of his works. In this sense, his images introduce the viewer to a universe where fact and fiction exist simultaneously, strengthening each other in terms of beauty, depth and meaning. Named "artist to watch" in 2011 by the prestigious "Whitewall Magazine", Zapata has been quick to confirm this prophecy; in recent years, his work has been acclaimed by international publications, including "The New York Times" (dedicated its cover to him on April 25, 2013), "Esquire Spain", "Vanity Fair Italia" and the "New York Observer". Recently, "New York Magazine" called him "an artist without comparison", while the "New York Post" has proclaimed him as "the new Andy Warhol". The future is bright for Zapata; in 2014 he completed a commemorative mural for the lobby of the Freedom Tower in Manhattan, the largest skyscraper in the new World Trade Center complex. The work was unveiled as part of the building's opening ceremony, and will remain on permanent display. He is also involved in projects such as the decorative panel for the newly restored Colosseum in Rome, and the reception decoration for the Plaza Hotel in New York.
Setdart Auction House
Dec. 12, 2023
DOMINGO ZAPATA (Palma de Mallorca, 1974). Untitled. Oil on canvas. Signed in the lower right corner.
Est: €3,000 - €3,500
DOMINGO ZAPATA (Palma de Mallorca, 1974). Untitled. Oil on canvas. Signed in the lower right corner. Measurements: 24 x 29 cm; 48 x 43 cm (frame). Majorcan artist based in the United States, between New York, Miami and Hollywood, Domingo Zapata works both painting and sculpture, developing a personal neo-expressionist language. He uses both oil and acrylic, often incorporating mixed media, collage and graffiti. Zapata began his training in London at Regent's College between 1993 and 1997, and later moved to Washington D.C., where he continued his studies at American University, specializing in the study of contemporary art, specifically acrylic painting and pastel drawing. Throughout his career he has held exhibitions of his work in prominent galleries in America and Europe, among the most recent being those held at the Société Genérale Banque Privée de Monte Carlo (2010), the Whitewall Magazine Studio in New York (2011), the Valley Performing Arts Center in Los Angeles (2012), the Bowery Hotel in New York (2012), the Palazzo da Mula in Venice (2012) and the 376 West Broadway gallery in New York (2013), as well as his participation in Art Basel Miami (2010, 2011, 2012) and the Venice Biennale (2011 and 2013). Over the course of more than twenty years, Zapata has developed a body of work that varies significantly in its subject matter, although it always keeps exploring the same themes: sexuality, opulence and vitality, characteristic signs of his style. Through his personal language, Zapata transports the viewer to a world of cosmic beauty, composed of superimposed layers of fantasy and reality. Although he is especially remembered for his "Polo" series, his first major critical success, in more recent works Zapata focuses on themes that harken back to his native Spanish culture, American pop icons, and the state of contemporary practice. He also frequently draws on his experience as a lyricist (he has written lyrics for songs by Michael Jackson and John Secada), and exposes the lyrical depth of his imagination by incorporating text and visual cues in many of his works. In this sense, his images introduce the viewer to a universe where fact and fiction exist simultaneously, strengthening each other in terms of beauty, depth and meaning. Named "artist to watch" in 2011 by the prestigious "Whitewall Magazine", Zapata has been quick to confirm this prophecy; in recent years, his work has been acclaimed by international publications, including "The New York Times" (dedicated its cover to him on April 25, 2013), "Esquire Spain", "Vanity Fair Italia" and the "New York Observer". Recently, "New York Magazine" called him "an artist without comparison", while the "New York Post" has proclaimed him as "the new Andy Warhol". The future is bright for Zapata; in 2014 he completed a commemorative mural for the lobby of the Freedom Tower in Manhattan, the largest skyscraper in the new World Trade Center complex. The work was unveiled as part of the building's opening ceremony, and will remain on permanent display. He is also involved in projects such as the decorative panel for the newly restored Colosseum in Rome, and the reception decoration for the Plaza Hotel in New York.
Setdart Auction House
Dec. 12, 2023
DOMINGO ZAPATA (Palma de Mallorca, 1974). Untitled. Oil on canvas. Signed in the upper left corner.
Est: €3,000 - €3,500
DOMINGO ZAPATA (Palma de Mallorca, 1974). Untitled. Oil on canvas. Signed in the upper left corner. Measurements: 24 x 29 cm; 48 x 43 cm (frame). Majorcan artist based in the United States, between New York, Miami and Hollywood, Domingo Zapata works both painting and sculpture, developing a personal neo-expressionist language. He uses both oil and acrylic, often incorporating mixed media, collage and graffiti. Zapata began his training in London at Regent's College between 1993 and 1997, and later moved to Washington D.C., where he continued his studies at American University, specializing in the study of contemporary art, specifically acrylic painting and pastel drawing. Throughout his career he has held exhibitions of his work in prominent galleries in America and Europe, among the most recent being those held at the Société Genérale Banque Privée de Monte Carlo (2010), the Whitewall Magazine Studio in New York (2011), the Valley Performing Arts Center in Los Angeles (2012), the Bowery Hotel in New York (2012), the Palazzo da Mula in Venice (2012) and the 376 West Broadway gallery in New York (2013), as well as his participation in Art Basel Miami (2010, 2011, 2012) and the Venice Biennale (2011 and 2013). Over the course of more than twenty years, Zapata has developed a body of work that varies significantly in its subject matter, although it always keeps exploring the same themes: sexuality, opulence and vitality, characteristic signs of his style. Through his personal language, Zapata transports the viewer to a world of cosmic beauty, composed of superimposed layers of fantasy and reality. Although he is especially remembered for his "Polo" series, his first major critical success, in more recent works Zapata focuses on themes that harken back to his native Spanish culture, American pop icons, and the state of contemporary practice. He also frequently draws on his experience as a lyricist (he has written lyrics for songs by Michael Jackson and John Secada), and exposes the lyrical depth of his imagination by incorporating text and visual cues in many of his works. In this sense, his images introduce the viewer to a universe where fact and fiction exist simultaneously, strengthening each other in terms of beauty, depth and meaning. Named "artist to watch" in 2011 by the prestigious "Whitewall Magazine", Zapata has been quick to confirm this prophecy; in recent years, his work has been acclaimed by international publications, including "The New York Times" (dedicated its cover to him on April 25, 2013), "Esquire Spain", "Vanity Fair Italia" and the "New York Observer". Recently, "New York Magazine" called him "an artist without comparison", while the "New York Post" has proclaimed him as "the new Andy Warhol". The future is bright for Zapata; in 2014 he completed a commemorative mural for the lobby of the Freedom Tower in Manhattan, the largest skyscraper in the new World Trade Center complex. The work was unveiled as part of the building's opening ceremony, and will remain on permanent display. He is also involved in projects such as the decorative panel for the newly restored Colosseum in Rome, and the reception decoration for the Plaza Hotel in New York.
Setdart Auction House
Jun. 13, 2023
DOMINGO ZAPATA Mallorca, Balearic Islands (1974) "Life is a dream"
Est: €105,000 - €140,000
Painting on printed tapestry with the pottery scene by Francisco de Goya Signed at the bottom. Author's certificate of authenticity could be provided. Measurements: 166 x 293 cm, including frame.
Ansorena
Dec. 19, 2022
Flamenquito
Est: -
Firmado. Se adjunta certificado de autenticidad firmado por el artista
Isbilya Subastas
Dec. 19, 2022
Doble Polo
Est: -
Firmado. Se adjunta certificado de autenticidad firmado por el artista
Isbilya Subastas
Dec. 19, 2022
I love you
Est: -
Firmado. Se adjunta certificado de autenticidad firmado por el artista
Isbilya Subastas
Nov. 24, 2022
† Domingo Zapata (b.1974), Untitled - blue and red flowers, signed, oil on paper, framed and glazed with Letter of Provenance from Castle Galleries, 41.5 cm x 30 cm
Est: £800 - £1,200
† Domingo Zapata (b.1974), Untitled - blue and red flowers, signed, oil on paper, framed and glazed with Letter of Provenance from Castle Galleries, 41.5 cm x 30 cm
Dawsons Auctioneers
Nov. 10, 2022
DOMINGO ZAPATA (1974). "I LOVE YOU BABE".
Est: €22,000 - €25,000
Acrylic on canvas. From the Pop series "PANDA". He is a Mallorcan artist based in New York, who started to explore his passion for painting in 2004, creating his own style clearly influenced by Pop Art and Neo-Expressionism, mixing materials and techniques on different supports. In 2011 he was named New Artist of the Year by the renowned Whitewall magazine and, since then, his work has become increasingly popular as it has been admired and acquired by major Hollywood celebrities to complete their art collections. The New York Post has even called him "the new Andy Warhol". He has created the largest mural the city of New York has ever known. "Life is dream" is a work made on three large canvases that cover the skyscraper from which the New Year is celebrated every year in the United States. His series of Pandas, to which this work belongs, has been one of the most celebrated by collectors all over the world. Signed. 100 x 80 cm; 103 x 83 cm (frame).
Subarna Subastas
May. 18, 2021
DOMINGO ZAPATA (Palma de Mallorca, 1974). Painted denim jacket. Photographs of the artist intervening the jacket are attached.
Est: €5,500 - €6,000
DOMINGO ZAPATA (Palma de Mallorca, 1974). Painted denim jacket. Photographs of the artist intervening the jacket are attached. Size: XL (Europe). Denim jacket that has been intervened by the artist Domingo Zapata. The garment presents a finish based on color and simple shapes. Which oscillate between figurative and abstraction. Combining simple drawings such as the heart, with brushstrokes of color applied randomly. The result is a very personal garment of urban aesthetics, in which Zapata, by customizing the piece, has contributed his totally personal vision. A Mallorcan artist based in the United States, living between New York, Miami and Hollywood, Domingo Zapata works both in painting and sculpture, developing a personal neo-expressionist language. He uses both oil and acrylic, often incorporating mixed media, collage and graffiti. Zapata began his training in London at Regent's College between 1993 and 1997, and later moved to Washington D.C., where he continued his studies at American University, specializing in the study of contemporary art, specifically acrylic painting and pastel drawing. Throughout his career he has held exhibitions of his work in prominent galleries in America and Europe, among the most recent being those held at the Société Genérale Banque Privée de Monte Carlo (2010), the Whitewall Magazine Studio in New York (2011), the Valley Performing Arts Center in Los Angeles (2012), the Bowery Hotel in New York (2012), the Palazzo da Mula in Venice (2012) and the 376 West Broadway gallery in New York (2013), as well as his participation in Art Basel Miami (2010, 2011, 2012) and the Venice Biennale (2011 and 2013). Over the course of more than twenty years, Zapata has developed a body of work that varies significantly in its subject matter, although it always keeps exploring the same themes: sexuality, opulence and vitality, characteristic signs of his style. Through his personal language, Zapata transports the viewer to a world of cosmic beauty, composed of superimposed layers of fantasy and reality. Although he is especially remembered for his "Polo" series, his first major critical success, in more recent works Zapata focuses on themes that harken back to his native Spanish culture, American pop icons and the state of contemporary practice. He also frequently draws on his experience as a lyricist (he has written lyrics for songs by Michael Jackson and John Secada), and exposes the lyrical depth of his imagination by incorporating text and visual cues in many of his works. In this sense, his images introduce the viewer to a universe where fact and fiction exist simultaneously, strengthening each other in terms of beauty, depth and meaning. Named "artist to watch" in 2011 by the prestigious "Whitewall Magazine", Zapata has been quick to confirm this prophecy; in recent years, his work has been acclaimed by international publications, including "The New York Times" (dedicated its cover to him on April 25, 2013), "Esquire Spain", "Vanity Fair Italia" and the "New York Observer". Recently, "New York Magazine" called him "an artist without comparison", while the "New York Post" has proclaimed him as "the new Andy Warhol". The future is bright for Zapata; in 2014 he completed a commemorative mural for the lobby of the Freedom Tower in Manhattan, the largest skyscraper in the new World Trade Center complex. The work was unveiled as part of the building's opening ceremony, and will remain on permanent display. He is also involved in projects such as the decorative panel for the newly restored Colosseum in Rome, and the reception decoration for the Plaza Hotel in New York.
Setdart Auction House
May. 13, 2021
DOMINGO ZAPATA (1974). "MONA LISA QUEEN OF HEARTS", C. 2018.
Est: €9,500 - €15,000
Acrylic on canvas. Signed and titled. Literature: N. Jiménez, "Domingo Zapata: "Mi obra en Times Square acompañará a los viajeros", "Última Hora", Palma, 28 July 2019, https://amp.ultimahora.es/noticias/cultura/2019/07/28/1097195/domingo-zapata-obra-times-square-acompanara-viajeros.html (repr.). Provenance: acquired at the Ahoy! Gallery in Palma de Mallorca, on the occasion of the exhibition dedicated to this artist (2nd-10th August 2018). 100 x 80 cm (unframed).
Subarna Subastas
Mar. 16, 2021
DOMINGO ZAPATA (Palma de Mallorca, 1974). Painted denim jacket. Photographs of the artist intervening the jacket are attached.
Est: €15,000 - €17,000
DOMINGO ZAPATA (Palma de Mallorca, 1974). Painted denim jacket. Photographs of the artist intervening the jacket are attached. Size: XL (Europe). Denim jacket that has been intervened by the artist Domingo Zapata. The garment presents a finish based on color and simple shapes. Which oscillate between figurative and abstraction. Combining simple drawings such as the heart, with brushstrokes of color applied randomly. The result is a very personal garment of urban aesthetics, in which Zapata, by customizing the piece, has contributed his totally personal vision. A Mallorcan artist based in the United States, living between New York, Miami and Hollywood, Domingo Zapata works both in painting and sculpture, developing a personal neo-expressionist language. He uses both oil and acrylic, often incorporating mixed media, collage and graffiti. Zapata began his training in London at Regent's College between 1993 and 1997, and later moved to Washington D.C., where he continued his studies at American University, specializing in the study of contemporary art, specifically acrylic painting and pastel drawing. Throughout his career he has held exhibitions of his work in prominent galleries in America and Europe, among the most recent being those held at the Société Genérale Banque Privée de Monte Carlo (2010), the Whitewall Magazine Studio in New York (2011), the Valley Performing Arts Center in Los Angeles (2012), the Bowery Hotel in New York (2012), the Palazzo da Mula in Venice (2012) and the 376 West Broadway gallery in New York (2013), as well as his participation in Art Basel Miami (2010, 2011, 2012) and the Venice Biennale (2011 and 2013). Over the course of more than twenty years, Zapata has developed a body of work that varies significantly in its subject matter, although it always keeps exploring the same themes: sexuality, opulence and vitality, characteristic signs of his style. Through his personal language, Zapata transports the viewer to a world of cosmic beauty, composed of superimposed layers of fantasy and reality. Although he is especially remembered for his "Polo" series, his first major critical success, in more recent works Zapata focuses on themes that harken back to his native Spanish culture, American pop icons and the state of contemporary practice. He also frequently draws on his experience as a lyricist (he has written lyrics for songs by Michael Jackson and John Secada), and exposes the lyrical depth of his imagination by incorporating text and visual cues in many of his works. In this sense, his images introduce the viewer to a universe where fact and fiction exist simultaneously, strengthening each other in terms of beauty, depth and meaning. Named "artist to watch" in 2011 by the prestigious "Whitewall Magazine", Zapata has been quick to confirm this prophecy; in recent years, his work has been acclaimed by international publications, including "The New York Times" (dedicated its cover to him on April 25, 2013), "Esquire Spain", "Vanity Fair Italia" and the "New York Observer". Recently, "New York Magazine" called him "an artist without comparison", while the "New York Post" has proclaimed him as "the new Andy Warhol". The future is bright for Zapata; in 2014 he completed a commemorative mural for the lobby of the Freedom Tower in Manhattan, the largest skyscraper in the new World Trade Center complex. The work was unveiled as part of the building's opening ceremony, and will remain on permanent display. He is also involved in projects such as the decorative panel for the newly restored Colosseum in Rome, and the reception decoration for the Plaza Hotel in New York.
Setdart Auction House
Dec. 19, 2019
DOMINGO ZAPATA (1974). "BRAVO VIII", 2015.
Est: €3,700 - €4,810
Acrylic on cloth. Signed. With artist's certificate of authenticity. 57 x 47 cm; 71.5 x 59.5 cm. (frame).
Subarna Subastas
Oct. 17, 2019
DOMINGO ZAPATA (1974). "I LOVE YOU BABE".
Est: €18,000 - €23,400
DOMINGO ZAPATA (1974). Acrylic on canvas From the pop series "PANDA". The Majorcan artist living in New York began his passion for painting in 2004, creating a tyle of his own clearly influenced by Pop Art & Neo -Expr
Subarna Subastas
Oct. 25, 2018
Domingo Zapata, (Spanish/American, b. 1974), Untitled, oil on canvas, 36" X 24"
Est: $1,000 - $2,000
Domingo Zapata (Spanish/American, b. 1974) Untitled oil on canvas 36" X 24"
Toomey & Co. Auctioneers
Sep. 16, 2017
Domingo Zapata, (Spanish/American, b. 1974), Untitled, oil on canvas, 36" X 24"
Est: $2,000 - $3,000
Domingo Zapata (Spanish/American, b. 1974) Untitled oil on canvas 36" X 24"
Toomey & Co. Auctioneers
Sep. 17, 2015
DOMINGO ZAPATA - Make Love Not War, 2011
Est: $8,000 - $12,000
acrylic, collage on canvas
Phillips