BEVERLY HILLS, CA - JUNE 03: President & CEO of Cartier North America, Frederic de Narp, socialite Larissa Sabadash and artist David Hockney attend the Cartier 100th Anniversary In America Celebration on June 3, 2009 in Beverly Hills, California. Getty Images logo Getty Images 6 months ago

BEVERLY HILLS, CA - JUNE 03: President & CEO of Cartier North America, Frederic de Narp, socialite Larissa Sabadash and artist David Hockney attend the Cartier 100th Anniversary In America Celebration on June 3, 2009 in Beverly Hills, California.

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  1. NOTTINGHAM, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 30: Artist David Hockney views some of his work during a tour of the new Nottingham Contemporary art space which is holding a major retrospective of his work on November 30, 2009 in Nottingham, England. The recently opened 19 GBP million building, by architects Caruso St John, is showing over 60 works by David Hockney.
  2. British artist David Hockney poses for photographers in front of his painting "A bigger splash" at the Nottingham Contemporary, in Nottingham, central England November 30, 2009.
  3. LONDON, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 23:  Artist David Hockney attends a photocall as he donates a painting to Tate Britain on November 23, 2009 in London, England. David Hockney donated the painting 'Bigger Trees Near Warter 2007' to Tate Gallery in 2008 along with two photographic images of the work.
  4. NOTTINGHAM, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 13: A visitor views 'A bigger splash 1967' by British artist David Hockney during the opening the new Nottingham Contemporary art space on November 13, 2009 in Nottingham, England. The new 19 GBP million building, by architects Caruso St John,officially opens tomorrow with a major retrospective exhibition of over 60 works by David Hockney. The venue is also hosting Los Angeles artist Frances Stark who is having her first exhibition in a public gallery in this country.
  5. 'California Art Collector' by David Hockney is on display during a preview of Sotheby's impressionist and modern art sale in New York, October 30, 2009. Sotheby's is scheduled to hold its impressionist and modern art sale on November 04, 2009.

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  1. NOTTINGHAM, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 30: Artist David Hockney views some of his work during a tour of the new Nottingham Contemporary art space which is holding a major retrospective of his work on November 30, 2009 in Nottingham, England. The recently opened 19 GBP million building, by architects Caruso St John, is showing over 60 works by David Hockney.
  2. NOTTINGHAM, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 30: Artist David Hockney views some of his work during a tour of the new Nottingham Contemporary art space which is holding a major retrospective of his work on November 30, 2009 in Nottingham, England. The recently opened 19 GBP million building, by architects Caruso St John, is showing over 60 works by David Hockney.
  3. NOTTINGHAM, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 30: Artist David Hockney stands by 'Life painting for a diploma' one of his works on display at the new Nottingham Contemporary art space which is holding a major retrospective of his work on November 30, 2009 in Nottingham, England. The recently opened 19 GBP million building, by architects Caruso St John, is showing over 60 works by David Hockney.
  4. NOTTINGHAM, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 30: Artist David Hockney stands by 'Life painting for a diploma' one of his works on display at the new Nottingham Contemporary art space which is holding a major retrospective of his work on November 30, 2009 in Nottingham, England. The recently opened 19 GBP million building, by architects Caruso St John, is showing over 60 works by David Hockney.
  5. NOTTINGHAM, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 30: Artist David Hockney views some of his work during a tour of the new Nottingham Contemporary art space which is holding a major retrospective of his work on November 30, 2009 in Nottingham, England. The recently opened 19 GBP million building, by architects Caruso St John, is showing over 60 works by David Hockney.
  6. NOTTINGHAM, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 30: (EDITORS NOTE: THIS IMAGE WAS CONVERTED TO BLACK AND WHITE) Artist David Hockney smokes a cigarette during a break from a tour of the new Nottingham Contemporary art space which is holding a major retrospective of his work on November 30, 2009 in Nottingham, England. The recently opened 19 GBP million building, by architects Caruso St John, is showing over 60 works by David Hockney.
  7. NOTTINGHAM, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 30: (EDITORS NOTE: THIS IMAGE WAS CONVERTED TO BLACK AND WHITE) Artist David Hockney smokes a cigarette during a break from a tour of the new Nottingham Contemporary art space which is holding a major retrospective of his work on November 30, 2009 in Nottingham, England. The recently opened 19 GBP million building, by architects Caruso St John, is showing over 60 works by David Hockney.
  8. NOTTINGHAM, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 30: (EDITORS NOTE: THIS IMAGE WAS CONVERTED TO BLACK AND WHITE) Artist David Hockney smokes a cigarette during a break from a tour of the new Nottingham Contemporary art space which is holding a major retrospective of his work on November 30, 2009 in Nottingham, England. The recently opened 19 GBP million building, by architects Caruso St John, is showing over 60 works by David Hockney.
  9. LONDON, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 06: The Patiala necklace, reconsrtucted by Cartier in 1925 on show at the V&A Museum for the opening of the Maharaja Exhibition on October 6, 2009 in London, England. The V&A has brought 250 objects together belonging to the Maharajas from over 200 years of rule.
  10. A Platinum, Diamond, Ruby and Topaz Cartier necklace from Paris dated 1928, is pictured during a photocall for the 'Maharaja: The Splendour of India's Royal Courts' exhibition at the V&A museum, in central London, on October 6, 2009. In 1925, Maharaja Bhupinder Singh of Patiala asked Cartier to re-set some of his jewels. Taking three years to complete, this remains the biggest commission the Parisian firm has ever received from a single client. The exhibition spans the period from the beginning of the 18th century to the mid-20th century, bringing together over 250 objects, many being lent from India�s royal collections for the first time. The exhibition will run from October 10 to January 17, 2010.
  11. A Belle Epoque diamond brooch made by Cartier in 1908 that is valued at between USD 80,000 - USD120,000 dollars is displayed during an auction preview in Beverly Hills on October 1, 2009. The brooch will be auctioned along with other rare jewelry at Christie's in New York on October 21.
  12. A Belle Epoque diamond brooch made by Cartier in 1908 that is valued at between USD 80,000 - USD 120,000 dollars is displayed during an auction preview in Beverly Hills on October 1, 2009. The brooch will be auctioned along with other rare jewelry at Christie's in New York on October 21.
  13. The president of the Jury of the Cartier Most Promising Newcomer Award of the 35th edition of the American Film Festival of Deauville, French screenwriter, actress and director Maiwenn, poses during a photocall on September 7, 2009 in Deauville, northwestern France.
  14. Members of the Jury of the Cartier Most Promising Newcomer Award at the 35th edition of the American Film Festival of Deauville, French actress Aissa Maiga, French writer Nicolas Fargues, French actress Louise Monot, French actress Romane Bohringer, French screenwriter, actress and director Maiwenn, (president) and French singer and composer Raphael pose during a photocall on September 7, 2009 in Deauville, northwestern France.
  15. Members of the Jury of the Cartier Most Promising Newcomer Award at the 35th edition of the American Film Festival of Deauville, French actress Aissa Maiga, French writer Nicolas Fargues, French actress Louise Monot, French actress Romane Bohringer, French screenwriter, actress and director Maiwenn, (president) and French singer and composer Raphael pose during a photocall on September 7, 2009 in Deauville, northwestern France.
  16. Members of the Jury of the Cartier Most Promising Newcomer Award at the 35th edition of the American Film Festival of Deauville, French actress Aissa Maiga, French writer Nicolas Fargues, French actress Louise Monot, French actress Romane Bohringer, French screenwriter, actress and director Maiwenn, (president) and French singer and composer Raphael pose during a photocall on September 7, 2009 in Deauville, northwestern France.

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