12 Insane Pieces Of Art From Marc Jacobs' Immaculate Collection

Just a Damien Hirst here and a Richard Prince there. NBD.

1. Graffiti

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PRICE: Free. And actually, this might MAKE MJ money.

The backstory: In May 2012, graffiti artist Kidult spray-painted "$686" on Marc Jacobs' New York City store. In response, Jacobs — a huge art lover — photographed the art and put it on tees, which he sold for $686. This week, Kidult tried to pull a fast one on Marc again, spray-painting $686 on Jacobs' Paris store. Marc might just keep this work on display if not also turn it into tote bags or something.

2. This self-portrait

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Elizabeth Peyton, Portrait of Marc Jacobs

PRICE: While the exact price of this piece is unknown, Peyton's paintings are sold for anywhere between $25,000 and $1,000,000.

3. This Sofia Coppola portrait

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Elizabeth Peyton, Portrait of Sofia Coppola

PRICE: See No. 2.

4. This sculpture

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Sean Landers, Mr. Rabbit (2003)

PRICE: Landers' 2003 sculptures sell from $20,000 to $100,000.

5. This sheep sculpture

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Francois-Xavier Lalanne's Sheep sculpture

PRICE: Unknown

6. This frog

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Francois-Xavier Lalanne's Frog Chair

PRICE: Unknown

7. This beautiful horizon

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Ed Ruscha, Heaven (1986)

PRICE: Heaven can hang in your living room for $456,000.

8. This

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Richard Prince, Richard and Linda (2005)

PRICE: Pieces done by Prince in 2005 sell anywhere from $24,000 to $800,000.

9. This pharmaceutical art

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Damien Hirst, Paracetomal (2004-2005)

PRICE: Hirst paintings sell anywhere from $9,000 to $700,000.

10. This painting

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John Currin, The Bra Shop (1997)

PRICE: Currin paintings from 1997 range from $42,000 to $2,000,000.

11. And this painting

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John Currin, The Go-See (1999)

PRICE: Currin's '99 paintings range from $10,000 to $5,000,000.

12. And this statement art

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Ed Ruscha, Peach (1964)

PRICE: Ruscha's 50-year-old piece costs $537,000.

Sources: The Telegraph, The Daily Beast, Apartment Therapy, Top Celebrity Homes, New York Magazine, and The New Yorker.

Note: While all these pieces were owned by Jacobs at some point, he might have sold some of them since last discussing them in the media.