The 2004 warehouse fire in Momart destroyed a collection named for this native of Baghdad, including a hut titled The Last Thing
A group of 52 essays by this man comprise DEAD: A Celebration of Mortality, a book whose marble cover makes it resemble a tombstone. The 2004 warehouse fire in Momart destroyed a collection named for this native of Baghdad, including a hut titled The Last Thing I Said is Don't Leave Me Here. This man and his brother Maurice founded a namesake company that produced Margaret Thatcher's catchy slogan "Labour isn't working." Billy Childish and Charles Thomson once reported this one-time husband of Nigella Lawson to the Office of Fair Trading for supposedly having a monopoly over art. This enemy of the (*) Stuckists started a gallery whose works include a vitrine called The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living. For 10 points, name this advertising executive and one of the richest men in the U.K., who patronizes the Young British Artists.
A group of 52 essays by this man comprise DEAD: A Celebration of Mortality, a book whose marble cover makes it resemble a tombstone.
Charles Saatchi 