m@san
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Modern Multiples vs POW 'Applause' prints? , by m@san on Nov 18, 2006 15:46:57 GMT 1, Can anyone tell me the difference between the LA Applause listed here www.smauctions.com/b.htm and the POW Applause released on Thursday. It's very confusing ! Are there 2 sets of these prints with the same numbering?
Are there actually a further 650 ' printed in L.A. by Modern Multiples with Banksy’s stamp of POW and Modern multiples stamp' ?
Can anyone tell me the difference between the LA Applause listed here www.smauctions.com/b.htm and the POW Applause released on Thursday. It's very confusing ! Are there 2 sets of these prints with the same numbering? Are there actually a further 650 ' printed in L.A. by Modern Multiples with Banksy’s stamp of POW and Modern multiples stamp' ?
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trowel
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Modern Multiples vs POW 'Applause' prints? , by trowel on Nov 18, 2006 16:11:31 GMT 1, The LA run and the POW run for each of the six new prints aggregates to 650 prints in total: officially 100 unsigned prints were sold in LA, plus 150 signed and 400 unsigned sold via POW.
The signed series is numbered separately to the unsigned, as with all other signed Banksy runs, ie. signed are #1/150, unsigned are #1/500.
I think some confusion stems from POW saying there are 500 unsigned, but 100 of these have already been sold at LA - if not more.
General consensus is that #51-150 of the unsigned series were sold to the public at the LA show with #1-50 held back for private sale to friends/family, and the rest sold via POW. However in practice it's probably a little different as I ended up with Applause #153/500 from the LA show.
But hey, they're all pretty pictures at the end of the day
The LA run and the POW run for each of the six new prints aggregates to 650 prints in total: officially 100 unsigned prints were sold in LA, plus 150 signed and 400 unsigned sold via POW. The signed series is numbered separately to the unsigned, as with all other signed Banksy runs, ie. signed are #1/150, unsigned are #1/500. I think some confusion stems from POW saying there are 500 unsigned, but 100 of these have already been sold at LA - if not more. General consensus is that #51-150 of the unsigned series were sold to the public at the LA show with #1-50 held back for private sale to friends/family, and the rest sold via POW. However in practice it's probably a little different as I ended up with Applause #153/500 from the LA show. But hey, they're all pretty pictures at the end of the day
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Modern Multiples vs POW 'Applause' prints? , by corblimeylimey on Nov 18, 2006 17:12:58 GMT 1, 1-50 were not held back, as I have a Grannies number below 50 and have seen two others below 50 on ebay.
1-50 were not held back, as I have a Grannies number below 50 and have seen two others below 50 on ebay.
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Ågentßacardi
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Modern Multiples vs POW 'Applause' prints? , by Ågentßacardi on Nov 19, 2006 3:18:14 GMT 1, 1-50 were not held back, as I have a Grannies number below 50 and have seen two others below 50 on ebay.
I think you might have gotten a 'leftover' from the 'private sale to friends/family' reserve. Heard it with my own 2 ears when I was at the LA show. The blonde lady specifically said to the people in line: "First 50 goes to the artist, so your numbers will start from 51".
But we know that print distribution has never been an exact science, so anything's possible, I guess
1-50 were not held back, as I have a Grannies number below 50 and have seen two others below 50 on ebay. I think you might have gotten a 'leftover' from the 'private sale to friends/family' reserve. Heard it with my own 2 ears when I was at the LA show. The blonde lady specifically said to the people in line: "First 50 goes to the artist, so your numbers will start from 51". But we know that print distribution has never been an exact science, so anything's possible, I guess
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trowel
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Modern Multiples vs POW 'Applause' prints? , by trowel on Nov 20, 2006 22:32:24 GMT 1, While doing some tidying this evening, I've found the letter I got from the guy who sold me his LA prints, and in it he says that 120 of each were sold at the show
While doing some tidying this evening, I've found the letter I got from the guy who sold me his LA prints, and in it he says that 120 of each were sold at the show
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Modern Multiples vs POW 'Applause' prints? , by numusic on Nov 20, 2006 22:38:30 GMT 1, While doing some tidying this evening, I've found the letter I got from the guy who sold me his LA prints, and in it he says that 120 of each were sold at the show
yeah, but they also voted Arnie into power ;D
While doing some tidying this evening, I've found the letter I got from the guy who sold me his LA prints, and in it he says that 120 of each were sold at the show yeah, but they also voted Arnie into power ;D
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Ågentßacardi
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Modern Multiples vs POW 'Applause' prints? , by Ågentßacardi on Nov 20, 2006 22:41:59 GMT 1, While doing some tidying this evening, I've found the letter I got from the guy who sold me his LA prints, and in it he says that 120 of each were sold at the show
After each print was sold, that lady behind the counter made a mark on her list to keep track of the numbers... y'know, like this: |||| |||| |||... and so on.
When I went back to the show on the last day (yes, I'm obsessed, crazy, and have too much time on my hands), I took a peek in her office and saw the list, and counted that in actuality, less than 100 of each print were sold. Closest was Applause, which sold around 93-95. The others stopped at around 80-85. Don't know what's up with that.
But anyway, my point is, less than 100 of each were actually sold during the show.
While doing some tidying this evening, I've found the letter I got from the guy who sold me his LA prints, and in it he says that 120 of each were sold at the show After each print was sold, that lady behind the counter made a mark on her list to keep track of the numbers... y'know, like this: |||| |||| |||... and so on. When I went back to the show on the last day (yes, I'm obsessed, crazy, and have too much time on my hands), I took a peek in her office and saw the list, and counted that in actuality, less than 100 of each print were sold. Closest was Applause, which sold around 93-95. The others stopped at around 80-85. Don't know what's up with that. But anyway, my point is, less than 100 of each were actually sold during the show.
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Ågentßacardi
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Modern Multiples vs POW 'Applause' prints? , by Ågentßacardi on Nov 20, 2006 22:44:26 GMT 1, yeah, but they also voted Arnie into power ;D
Oh geez, don't get me started on that And I live in California too
And I guess you don't have to learn perfect English to appreciate art or be a governor after all eh, Nu? ;D
yeah, but they also voted Arnie into power ;D Oh geez, don't get me started on that And I live in California too And I guess you don't have to learn perfect English to appreciate art or be a governor after all eh, Nu? ;D
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LoveRat
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Modern Multiples vs POW 'Applause' prints? , by LoveRat on Nov 20, 2006 23:36:45 GMT 1, yeah, but they also voted Arnie into power ;D Oh geez, don't get me started on that And I live in California too And I guess you don't have to learn perfect English to appreciate art or be a governor after all eh, Nu? ;D
Or count ,to be a president ;D
yeah, but they also voted Arnie into power ;D Oh geez, don't get me started on that And I live in California too And I guess you don't have to learn perfect English to appreciate art or be a governor after all eh, Nu? ;D Or count ,to be a president ;D
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Modern Multiples vs POW 'Applause' prints? , by numusic on Nov 20, 2006 23:41:03 GMT 1, Oh geez, don't get me started on that And I live in California too And I guess you don't have to learn perfect English to appreciate art or be a governor after all eh, Nu? ;D Or count ,to be a president ;D
LOL ;D
Oh geez, don't get me started on that And I live in California too And I guess you don't have to learn perfect English to appreciate art or be a governor after all eh, Nu? ;D Or count ,to be a president ;D LOL ;D
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Ågentßacardi
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Modern Multiples vs POW 'Applause' prints? , by Ågentßacardi on Nov 21, 2006 0:07:52 GMT 1, Or count ,to be a president ;D
Hahaha! Well actually, you don't need to know perfect English to be a governor, and you don't need a brain to be a president! ;D Pretty scary, huh?
Or count ,to be a president ;D Hahaha! Well actually, you don't need to know perfect English to be a governor, and you don't need a brain to be a president! ;D Pretty scary, huh?
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Curley
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Modern Multiples vs POW 'Applause' prints? , by Curley on Nov 24, 2006 16:59:25 GMT 1, Nor do you even need the most votes according to Michael Moore
even Moore scary ;-)
Nor do you even need the most votes according to Michael Moore
even Moore scary ;-)
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Modern Multiples vs POW 'Applause' prints? , by spaceboy1313 on Dec 21, 2006 4:01:18 GMT 1, pardon my ignorance, but i'm just getting into the swing of things...
is there an LA version of 'Applause' that came unstamped, but numbered and signed?
thanks.
pardon my ignorance, but i'm just getting into the swing of things...
is there an LA version of 'Applause' that came unstamped, but numbered and signed?
thanks.
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Ågentßacardi
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Modern Multiples vs POW 'Applause' prints? , by Ågentßacardi on Dec 21, 2006 4:20:42 GMT 1, pardon my ignorance, but i'm just getting into the swing of things... is there an LA version of 'Applause' that came unstamped, but numbered and signed? thanks.
None of the prints sold in LA were signed nor stamped, just numbered (roughly between 50-150). This does not include "special" ones such as printers proofs.
Welcome to the forum!
pardon my ignorance, but i'm just getting into the swing of things... is there an LA version of 'Applause' that came unstamped, but numbered and signed? thanks. None of the prints sold in LA were signed nor stamped, just numbered (roughly between 50-150). This does not include "special" ones such as printers proofs. Welcome to the forum!
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pastiepie
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Modern Multiples vs POW 'Applause' prints? , by pastiepie on Dec 22, 2006 1:16:05 GMT 1, From my gathering Modern Multiples produced 6 signed and numbered printers proof sets.
From my gathering Modern Multiples produced 6 signed and numbered printers proof sets.
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Modern Multiples vs POW 'Applause' prints? , by spaceboy1313 on Dec 23, 2006 4:43:41 GMT 1, I see a signed LA Applause on eBay but it's numbered out of an edition of 500. Anyone think it's legit or not?
Thanks! JIM
I see a signed LA Applause on eBay but it's numbered out of an edition of 500. Anyone think it's legit or not?
Thanks! JIM
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