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Faile and Cleon Peterson originals..., by disappointed on May 31, 2018 22:08:06 GMT 1, First up is a very early Faile piece from their short 2004 residency in London. This is a stencil on a mostly grey and white background painted onto a heavy lump of wood 43cms x 24cms x 3.5cms. No idea on prices for something like this as it may not appeal to those who prefer their cleaner, more graphic later works but, on the flipside, this is an interesting example of where they came from visually. The last image is the same stencil on the streets of Berlin..






Second up is this unique piece from 2007, as seen in the Faile Prints and Originals 1999-2009 book. It's silkscreen on torn paper with the usual Faile embellishments and is signed 'Faile' and '1986' in pencil on the front. This has been framed by misterframerman. Bit unsure on value but maybe around £2000?








Finally, a very eye catching Cleon Peterson original. Black and neon orange/red acrylic on 31cms x 24cms wood, signed and dated on the reverse. Ideally, I'd like to get back what I paid for it which, IIRC, was £1200..

First up is a very early Faile piece from their short 2004 residency in London. This is a stencil on a mostly grey and white background painted onto a heavy lump of wood 43cms x 24cms x 3.5cms. No idea on prices for something like this as it may not appeal to those who prefer their cleaner, more graphic later works but, on the flipside, this is an interesting example of where they came from visually. The last image is the same stencil on the streets of Berlin..






Second up is this unique piece from 2007, as seen in the Faile Prints and Originals 1999-2009 book. It's silkscreen on torn paper with the usual Faile embellishments and is signed 'Faile' and '1986' in pencil on the front. This has been framed by misterframerman. Bit unsure on value but maybe around £2000?








Finally, a very eye catching Cleon Peterson original. Black and neon orange/red acrylic on 31cms x 24cms wood, signed and dated on the reverse. Ideally, I'd like to get back what I paid for it which, IIRC, was £1200..