Jerry Hall auctions her Jagger past
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US model and actress Jerry Hall is selling several works of art from her private collection, including a portrait by Lucian Freud, as a way of letting go of a past she shared with Rolling Stone Mick Jagger.
Sotheby's auctioneer expects the 14 works, to be sold as part of its contemporary arts sales on October 15 and 16, to fetch over 1.5 million pounds ($NZ3.2m).
The highlight is Freud's "Eight Months Gone", depicting Hall eight months pregnant with her fourth child Gabriel in 1997 and painted after the artist met her at a dinner party.
Also going under the hammer is Andy Warhol's "Dollar Sign" which he gave Hall in recognition of her help with the production of his television show, Warhol TV.
Works by Frank Auerbach, Robert Graham, Damien Hirst, David Bailey and RB Kitaj are also featured in the collection.
"Movin' on - I think it's about letting go of the past," Hall, 54, said of the sale. "At a certain age you just want to get rid of things. It's good to be in the moment and change. I'm not afraid of change."
Hall was married to Jagger in the 1990s.
- Reuters
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