AUDREY PINK Joan Miro Many served as nurses

Many served as nurses

Second edition 2025

Investing in Quigley’s artwork represents a rare and lucrative opportunity for savvy collectors: his previous print editions

Part of Quigley's ongoing examination of American history and the fight for equality—a theme sparked by witnessing racial riots as a young boy in Philadelphia in 1968/69

and Limelight—adds to the significance of this original painting

AUDREY PINK Joan Miro Many served as nursesEdition of 30 Inspired by his mother, Quigley began painting Audrey in the late 1980s after watching Breakfast at Tiffany's and learning of Hepburn's selfless commitment to UNICEF and fighting world hunger. He created several Audrey paintings long before her image became ubiquitous, drawn to her humanitarian legacy as much as her elegance. The original 8ft painting was purchased in 2004 by Related Real Estate founder and philanthropist Robert Beal,