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Original works from new artists??, by Deleted on Jul 24, 2019 10:31:58 GMT 1, Could you suggest some cool new artists & prices they tend to charge for originals.
Any advice would be appreciated!
Could you suggest some cool new artists & prices they tend to charge for originals.
Any advice would be appreciated!
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Original works from new artists??, by Kevin Anderson on Jul 24, 2019 10:46:31 GMT 1, Giving an answer as vague as the question wouldn’t help you very much.
Giving an answer as vague as the question wouldn’t help you very much.
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Original works from new artists??, by cnrdvln on Jul 24, 2019 10:56:50 GMT 1, I'm looking to purchase a couple originals from a few up and coming artists. They will be large, around about 150cm x 100cm. I know the spread in prices is rather large, but from an artist who has sold out a couple prints per say, how much should we be paying for originals from said artist? Any advice would be appreciated!
Name 4 of the artists your looking at
I'm looking to purchase a couple originals from a few up and coming artists. They will be large, around about 150cm x 100cm. I know the spread in prices is rather large, but from an artist who has sold out a couple prints per say, how much should we be paying for originals from said artist? Any advice would be appreciated! Name 4 of the artists your looking at |
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Original works from new artists??, by Deleted on Jul 24, 2019 10:57:28 GMT 1, Giving an answer as vague as the question wouldn’t help you very much.
Giving an answer as vague as the question wouldn’t help you very much. Not an easy question to word or ask... cheers for the helpful answer |
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Original works from new artists??, by Dive Jedi on Jul 24, 2019 11:06:58 GMT 1, I'm looking to purchase a couple originals from a few up and coming artists. They will be large, around about 150cm x 100cm. I know the spread in prices is rather large, but from an artist who has sold out a couple prints per say, how much should we be paying for originals from said artist? Any advice would be appreciated!
an original would be in between 1 and 2 million euro.
I'm looking to purchase a couple originals from a few up and coming artists. They will be large, around about 150cm x 100cm. I know the spread in prices is rather large, but from an artist who has sold out a couple prints per say, how much should we be paying for originals from said artist? Any advice would be appreciated! Given the information you have provided it's fair to say an original would be in between 1 and 2 million euro. |
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Original works from new artists??, by orchid on Jul 24, 2019 11:21:03 GMT 1, Random question showing some lack of knowledge or experience. I could knock out some edition for £50 on photoshop, call myself an 'artist' , get some hype going to sell out and sell you an original. Yours for 5000, sir.
Or, check out some of the degree show artist or smaller galleries and see what you like and what they're charging - check art IRL.
May cost you a few hundred or a few thousand.
Random question showing some lack of knowledge or experience. I could knock out some edition for £50 on photoshop, call myself an 'artist' , get some hype going to sell out and sell you an original. Yours for 5000, sir.
Or, check out some of the degree show artist or smaller galleries and see what you like and what they're charging - check art IRL.
May cost you a few hundred or a few thousand.
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Original works from new artists??, by Deleted on Jul 24, 2019 11:25:28 GMT 1, How long is a piece of string ?
Twice the length from the middle to the end!
How long is a piece of string ? Twice the length from the middle to the end! |
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Original works from new artists??, by JL Broooks on Jul 24, 2019 11:28:46 GMT 1, Probably equally confusing as the replies above, but at least I'll give it a try when it comes to numbers:
I would say around 2000 GBP for that size of an original from a medium known up-and-coming young artist. If you`re talking Oli Epp or Maja Djordjevic or the like, 2000 obviously only gives you nibbles..
UK / US degree show artists sell that size originals even cheaper - around 1200 gbp.
Probably equally confusing as the replies above, but at least I'll give it a try when it comes to numbers:
I would say around 2000 GBP for that size of an original from a medium known up-and-coming young artist. If you`re talking Oli Epp or Maja Djordjevic or the like, 2000 obviously only gives you nibbles..
UK / US degree show artists sell that size originals even cheaper - around 1200 gbp.
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Original works from new artists??, by Deleted on Jul 24, 2019 11:30:14 GMT 1, Changed the question - would lead to more or a discussion than certain people taking me to the slaughterhouse.
Changed the question - would lead to more or a discussion than certain people taking me to the slaughterhouse.
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Original works from new artists??, by Deleted on Jul 24, 2019 11:38:53 GMT 1, I think Euan Roberts has some great priced original works for sale. Recently just commissioned an 'I'm OK' canvas
I think Euan Roberts has some great priced original works for sale. Recently just commissioned an 'I'm OK' canvas
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Original works from new artists??, by k2 on Jul 24, 2019 11:43:20 GMT 1, Changed the question - would lead to more or a discussion than certain people taking me to the slaughterhouse.
So let's say you want to spend somewhere between $1000 and $5000, and you want something substantial - so perhaps 32 inches minimum in both dimensions, you can generate a search:
www.artsy.net/collect/painting?price_range=1000-5000&height=32-%2A&width=32-%2A
From there you can scroll through the hundreds (thousands?) of pieces that are available within your price range and see if anything catches your eye. When you find a piece you like, clicking to view more works by the artist will lead you down a rabbit hole - you'll end up with more and more browser tabs open. Before you know it, 3 days have gone by, you've barely moved, eaten or slept, and your loved ones are starting to get concerned for your welfare.
Fun though.
Changed the question - would lead to more or a discussion than certain people taking me to the slaughterhouse. Something that might help - if you look on Artsy, you can filter by a price range and/or by size. So let's say you want to spend somewhere between $1000 and $5000, and you want something substantial - so perhaps 32 inches minimum in both dimensions, you can generate a search: www.artsy.net/collect/painting?price_range=1000-5000&height=32-%2A&width=32-%2AFrom there you can scroll through the hundreds (thousands?) of pieces that are available within your price range and see if anything catches your eye. When you find a piece you like, clicking to view more works by the artist will lead you down a rabbit hole - you'll end up with more and more browser tabs open. Before you know it, 3 days have gone by, you've barely moved, eaten or slept, and your loved ones are starting to get concerned for your welfare. Fun though. |
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Original works from new artists??, by Kevin Anderson on Jul 24, 2019 11:49:55 GMT 1, I think Euan Roberts has some great priced original works for sale. Recently just commissioned an 'I'm OK' canvas
I was just going to suggest Euan. He has great prices for originals and is definitely on the up and up.
I think Euan Roberts has some great priced original works for sale. Recently just commissioned an 'I'm OK' canvas I was just going to suggest Euan. He has great prices for originals and is definitely on the up and up. |
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Original works from new artists??, by Coach on Jul 24, 2019 12:50:49 GMT 1, There are many artists whose work is very well priced.
However your taste may differ from mine.
I would suggest moving away from considering whether they have had sell out prints. Many artists simply don’t produce prints, or they are very much secondary to what they do.
Here’s a few suggestions from my own collection
Mikel Del Rio
http://instagram.com/p/Bk-8U8Aluy2
Kelly Blevins (son’s collection)
http://instagram.com/p/BsbLOBFlJMC
Case
http://instagram.com/p/Brnty7UF1bE
Ian Hodgson
http://instagram.com/p/B0Ld3hYFgsd
All of these originals were reasonably priced.
All bought direct from the artist, save the Case that was bought at auction (his secondary prices are ridiculously cheap).
If any peak your interest, feel free to get in touch and I’ll be happy to help in any way I can.
There are many artists whose work is very well priced. However your taste may differ from mine. I would suggest moving away from considering whether they have had sell out prints. Many artists simply don’t produce prints, or they are very much secondary to what they do. Here’s a few suggestions from my own collection Mikel Del Rio http://instagram.com/p/Bk-8U8Aluy2 Kelly Blevins (son’s collection) http://instagram.com/p/BsbLOBFlJMC Case http://instagram.com/p/Brnty7UF1bE Ian Hodgson http://instagram.com/p/B0Ld3hYFgsd All of these originals were reasonably priced. All bought direct from the artist, save the Case that was bought at auction (his secondary prices are ridiculously cheap). If any peak your interest, feel free to get in touch and I’ll be happy to help in any way I can. |
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Original works from new artists??, by Kevin Anderson on Jul 24, 2019 13:03:04 GMT 1, I was just going to suggest Euan. He has great prices for originals and is definitely on the up and up. But it's crap though Imho
Not very humble of an opinion, is it.
I was just going to suggest Euan. He has great prices for originals and is definitely on the up and up. But it's crap though Imho Not very humble of an opinion, is it. |
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Original works from new artists??, by Deleted on Jul 24, 2019 13:17:55 GMT 1, There are many artists whose work is very well priced. However your taste may differ from mine. I would suggest moving away from considering whether they have had sell out prints. Many artists simply don’t produce prints, or they are very much secondary to what they do. Here’s a few suggestions from my own collection Mikel Del Rio http://instagr.am/p/Bk-8U8Aluy2 Kelly Blevins (son’s collection) http://instagr.am/p/BsbLOBFlJMC Case http://instagr.am/p/Brnty7UF1bE Ian Hodgson http://instagr.am/p/B0Ld3hYFgsd All of these originals were reasonably priced. All bought direct from the artist, save the Case that was bought at auction (his secondary prices are ridiculously cheap). If any peak your interest, feel free to get in touch and I’ll be happy to help in any way I can.
Can understand why OP finds pricing for originals confusing. I find establishing the right price for originals really hard to navigate, as it's something I'm quite new to. Recently I've looked at work by a young artist whose work I've liked for a while, who doesn't seem to sell very much, and a very popular artist (at least on here) I was looking to commission. Both charge the same amount for their work. To me, the younger artist seems to have priced themselves too high, but I'd feel really insulting if I went to them and said I reckon they're worth about half that. I don't mean 'worth' in the sense of their potential to increase in value, which doesn't matter that much to me really, but what I'd consider a fair price to have their work on my wall. I don't really know how to have that conversation with an artist. Any tips on that would be interesting.
There are many artists whose work is very well priced. However your taste may differ from mine. I would suggest moving away from considering whether they have had sell out prints. Many artists simply don’t produce prints, or they are very much secondary to what they do. Here’s a few suggestions from my own collection Mikel Del Rio http://instagr.am/p/Bk-8U8Aluy2 Kelly Blevins (son’s collection) http://instagr.am/p/BsbLOBFlJMC Case http://instagr.am/p/Brnty7UF1bE Ian Hodgson http://instagr.am/p/B0Ld3hYFgsd All of these originals were reasonably priced. All bought direct from the artist, save the Case that was bought at auction (his secondary prices are ridiculously cheap). If any peak your interest, feel free to get in touch and I’ll be happy to help in any way I can. That Mikel Del Rio is lovely. Can understand why OP finds pricing for originals confusing. I find establishing the right price for originals really hard to navigate, as it's something I'm quite new to. Recently I've looked at work by a young artist whose work I've liked for a while, who doesn't seem to sell very much, and a very popular artist (at least on here) I was looking to commission. Both charge the same amount for their work. To me, the younger artist seems to have priced themselves too high, but I'd feel really insulting if I went to them and said I reckon they're worth about half that. I don't mean 'worth' in the sense of their potential to increase in value, which doesn't matter that much to me really, but what I'd consider a fair price to have their work on my wall. I don't really know how to have that conversation with an artist. Any tips on that would be interesting. |
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Original works from new artists??, by Coach on Jul 24, 2019 17:40:39 GMT 1, There are many artists whose work is very well priced. However your taste may differ from mine. I would suggest moving away from considering whether they have had sell out prints. Many artists simply don’t produce prints, or they are very much secondary to what they do. Here’s a few suggestions from my own collection Mikel Del Rio http://instagr.am/p/Bk-8U8Aluy2 Kelly Blevins (son’s collection) http://instagr.am/p/BsbLOBFlJMC Case http://instagr.am/p/Brnty7UF1bE Ian Hodgson http://instagr.am/p/B0Ld3hYFgsd All of these originals were reasonably priced. All bought direct from the artist, save the Case that was bought at auction (his secondary prices are ridiculously cheap). If any peak your interest, feel free to get in touch and I’ll be happy to help in any way I can. That Mikel Del Rio is lovely. Can understand why OP finds pricing for originals confusing. I find establishing the right price for originals really hard to navigate, as it's something I'm quite new to. Recently I've looked at work by a young artist whose work I've liked for a while, who doesn't seem to sell very much, and a very popular artist (at least on here) I was looking to commission. Both charge the same amount for their work. To me, the younger artist seems to have priced themselves too high, but I'd feel really insulting if I went to them and said I reckon they're worth about half that. I don't mean 'worth' in the sense of their potential to increase in value, which doesn't matter that much to me really, but what I'd consider a fair price to have their work on my wall. I don't really know how to have that conversation with an artist. Any tips on that would be interesting.
I think honesty is usually the best bet.
Clearly one has to consider factors such as the artist’s popularity. But also the amount of time the artist might have spent creating the art. If an artist has clearly spent many many hours working on a piece, the artist should want to achieve an appropriate return for that labour, even if they are relatively unknown.
I discuss the price sought with an artist. If I think it’s a little too high I see no harm in saying so. That said it’s usually my own financial constraints that prevents me from buying something and all the artists I talk to understand that. It often leads to the artist offering me something else that I can afford.
There are many artists whose work is very well priced. However your taste may differ from mine. I would suggest moving away from considering whether they have had sell out prints. Many artists simply don’t produce prints, or they are very much secondary to what they do. Here’s a few suggestions from my own collection Mikel Del Rio http://instagr.am/p/Bk-8U8Aluy2 Kelly Blevins (son’s collection) http://instagr.am/p/BsbLOBFlJMC Case http://instagr.am/p/Brnty7UF1bE Ian Hodgson http://instagr.am/p/B0Ld3hYFgsd All of these originals were reasonably priced. All bought direct from the artist, save the Case that was bought at auction (his secondary prices are ridiculously cheap). If any peak your interest, feel free to get in touch and I’ll be happy to help in any way I can. That Mikel Del Rio is lovely. Can understand why OP finds pricing for originals confusing. I find establishing the right price for originals really hard to navigate, as it's something I'm quite new to. Recently I've looked at work by a young artist whose work I've liked for a while, who doesn't seem to sell very much, and a very popular artist (at least on here) I was looking to commission. Both charge the same amount for their work. To me, the younger artist seems to have priced themselves too high, but I'd feel really insulting if I went to them and said I reckon they're worth about half that. I don't mean 'worth' in the sense of their potential to increase in value, which doesn't matter that much to me really, but what I'd consider a fair price to have their work on my wall. I don't really know how to have that conversation with an artist. Any tips on that would be interesting. I think honesty is usually the best bet. Clearly one has to consider factors such as the artist’s popularity. But also the amount of time the artist might have spent creating the art. If an artist has clearly spent many many hours working on a piece, the artist should want to achieve an appropriate return for that labour, even if they are relatively unknown. I discuss the price sought with an artist. If I think it’s a little too high I see no harm in saying so. That said it’s usually my own financial constraints that prevents me from buying something and all the artists I talk to understand that. It often leads to the artist offering me something else that I can afford. |
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Original works from new artists??, by Deleted on Jul 24, 2019 17:45:36 GMT 1, Kooqy is a great young artist. Has a very Tomoo gokita feel currently but that will evolve and change. Technically very good.
Kooqy is a great young artist. Has a very Tomoo gokita feel currently but that will evolve and change. Technically very good. |
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Original works from new artists??, by wrigs on Jul 24, 2019 18:08:45 GMT 1, Changed the question - would lead to more or a discussion than certain people taking me to the slaughterhouse. Something that might help - if you look on Artsy, you can filter by a price range and/or by size. So let's say you want to spend somewhere between $1000 and $5000, and you want something substantial - so perhaps 32 inches minimum in both dimensions, you can generate a search: www.artsy.net/collect/painting?price_range=1000-5000&height=32-%2A&width=32-%2AFrom there you can scroll through the hundreds (thousands?) of pieces that are available within your price range and see if anything catches your eye. When you find a piece you like, clicking to view more works by the artist will lead you down a rabbit hole - you'll end up with more and more browser tabs open. Before you know it, 3 days have gone by, you've barely moved, eaten or slept, and your loved ones are starting to get concerned for your welfare. Fun though.
Learn something new every day! 😁 Can you do this from the app as can figure how you start a search bar for a particular artist
Changed the question - would lead to more or a discussion than certain people taking me to the slaughterhouse. Something that might help - if you look on Artsy, you can filter by a price range and/or by size. So let's say you want to spend somewhere between $1000 and $5000, and you want something substantial - so perhaps 32 inches minimum in both dimensions, you can generate a search: www.artsy.net/collect/painting?price_range=1000-5000&height=32-%2A&width=32-%2AFrom there you can scroll through the hundreds (thousands?) of pieces that are available within your price range and see if anything catches your eye. When you find a piece you like, clicking to view more works by the artist will lead you down a rabbit hole - you'll end up with more and more browser tabs open. Before you know it, 3 days have gone by, you've barely moved, eaten or slept, and your loved ones are starting to get concerned for your welfare. Fun though. Learn something new every day! 😁 Can you do this from the app as can figure how you start a search bar for a particular artist |
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Original works from new artists??, by Deleted on Jul 24, 2019 18:12:13 GMT 1, That Mikel Del Rio is lovely. Can understand why OP finds pricing for originals confusing. I find establishing the right price for originals really hard to navigate, as it's something I'm quite new to. Recently I've looked at work by a young artist whose work I've liked for a while, who doesn't seem to sell very much, and a very popular artist (at least on here) I was looking to commission. Both charge the same amount for their work. To me, the younger artist seems to have priced themselves too high, but I'd feel really insulting if I went to them and said I reckon they're worth about half that. I don't mean 'worth' in the sense of their potential to increase in value, which doesn't matter that much to me really, but what I'd consider a fair price to have their work on my wall. I don't really know how to have that conversation with an artist. Any tips on that would be interesting. I think honesty is usually the best bet. Clearly one has to consider factors such as the artist’s popularity. But also the amount of time the artist might have spent creating the art. If an artist has clearly spent many many hours working on a piece, the artist should want to achieve an appropriate return for that labour, even if they are relatively unknown. I discuss the price sought with an artist. If I think it’s a little too high I see no harm in saying so. That said it’s usually my own financial constraints that prevents me from buying something and all the artists I talk to understand that. It often leads to the artist offering me something else that I can afford.
That Mikel Del Rio is lovely. Can understand why OP finds pricing for originals confusing. I find establishing the right price for originals really hard to navigate, as it's something I'm quite new to. Recently I've looked at work by a young artist whose work I've liked for a while, who doesn't seem to sell very much, and a very popular artist (at least on here) I was looking to commission. Both charge the same amount for their work. To me, the younger artist seems to have priced themselves too high, but I'd feel really insulting if I went to them and said I reckon they're worth about half that. I don't mean 'worth' in the sense of their potential to increase in value, which doesn't matter that much to me really, but what I'd consider a fair price to have their work on my wall. I don't really know how to have that conversation with an artist. Any tips on that would be interesting. I think honesty is usually the best bet. Clearly one has to consider factors such as the artist’s popularity. But also the amount of time the artist might have spent creating the art. If an artist has clearly spent many many hours working on a piece, the artist should want to achieve an appropriate return for that labour, even if they are relatively unknown. I discuss the price sought with an artist. If I think it’s a little too high I see no harm in saying so. That said it’s usually my own financial constraints that prevents me from buying something and all the artists I talk to understand that. It often leads to the artist offering me something else that I can afford. Thanks, that's really helpful. And yes, it's more about available funds than wanting to pay less. If I had unlimited cash I'd happily pay a young artist loads, but I'm quite far short of unlimited. |
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Original works from new artists??, by k2 on Jul 24, 2019 23:39:37 GMT 1, Something that might help - if you look on Artsy, you can filter by a price range and/or by size. So let's say you want to spend somewhere between $1000 and $5000, and you want something substantial - so perhaps 32 inches minimum in both dimensions, you can generate a search: www.artsy.net/collect/painting?price_range=1000-5000&height=32-%2A&width=32-%2AFrom there you can scroll through the hundreds (thousands?) of pieces that are available within your price range and see if anything catches your eye. When you find a piece you like, clicking to view more works by the artist will lead you down a rabbit hole - you'll end up with more and more browser tabs open. Before you know it, 3 days have gone by, you've barely moved, eaten or slept, and your loved ones are starting to get concerned for your welfare. Fun though. Learn something new every day! 😁 Can you do this from the app as can figure how you start a search bar for a particular artist
But I can't see how to to begin a new search of that type from the app!
Something that might help - if you look on Artsy, you can filter by a price range and/or by size. So let's say you want to spend somewhere between $1000 and $5000, and you want something substantial - so perhaps 32 inches minimum in both dimensions, you can generate a search: www.artsy.net/collect/painting?price_range=1000-5000&height=32-%2A&width=32-%2AFrom there you can scroll through the hundreds (thousands?) of pieces that are available within your price range and see if anything catches your eye. When you find a piece you like, clicking to view more works by the artist will lead you down a rabbit hole - you'll end up with more and more browser tabs open. Before you know it, 3 days have gone by, you've barely moved, eaten or slept, and your loved ones are starting to get concerned for your welfare. Fun though. Learn something new every day! 😁 Can you do this from the app as can figure how you start a search bar for a particular artist To be honest, I'm not sure. If I click the link that I posted on my phone, it opens the app with that search preselected. And I can edit my filters to adjust the criteria however I want. But I can't see how to to begin a new search of that type from the app! |
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Original works from new artists??, by lollo88 on Jul 25, 2019 8:36:11 GMT 1, I suggest to take a look at Andrea Casciu.
Great old school street artist with a hint of Phlegm and Interesni Kazki.
www.instagram.com/andreacasciu/?hl=it
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Original works from new artists??, by Kevin Anderson on Jul 25, 2019 8:46:50 GMT 1, If you go to www.artsy.net/ and click the menu beside the search bar, in the “Artists” tab will be a section for emerging artists. It’s a helpful resource to discover new names.
If you go to www.artsy.net/ and click the menu beside the search bar, in the “Artists” tab will be a section for emerging artists. It’s a helpful resource to discover new names. |
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Original works from new artists??, by sfnyc on Jul 25, 2019 9:18:31 GMT 1, Quickly on top of my mind with originals under 5k:
Astro (odv)
Jean Jullien
Roberto Ciredz
Antonyo Marest
Nick Flatt
Quickly on top of my mind with originals under 5k:
Astro (odv)
Jean Jullien
Roberto Ciredz
Antonyo Marest
Nick Flatt
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Original works from new artists??, by wrigs on Jul 25, 2019 17:24:10 GMT 1, What’s people’s thoughts on Mel Bochner, looking at a print as originals way out of league
What’s people’s thoughts on Mel Bochner, looking at a print as originals way out of league
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Original works from new artists??, by Deleted on Jul 25, 2019 17:49:28 GMT 1, What’s people’s thoughts on Mel Bochner, looking at a print as originals way out of league
One of favourite artists!!. I’m buying a 70x50 original when the right one comes up.
Krakow witkin in the USA seem to be the best gallery for stock and fair prices.
$18500 for an original this size
I should point out he’s as far from emerging or new as it gets. Been painting since the 60s maybe 50s
What’s people’s thoughts on Mel Bochner, looking at a print as originals way out of league One of favourite artists!!. I’m buying a 70x50 original when the right one comes up. Krakow witkin in the USA seem to be the best gallery for stock and fair prices. $18500 for an original this size I should point out he’s as far from emerging or new as it gets. Been painting since the 60s maybe 50s |
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Original works from new artists??, by mehor on Jul 25, 2019 18:13:48 GMT 1,
very talented and humble guy.
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Original works from new artists??, by wrigs on Jul 25, 2019 18:24:24 GMT 1, What’s people’s thoughts on Mel Bochner, looking at a print as originals way out of league One of favourite artists!!. I’m buying a 70x50 original when the right one comes up. Krakow witkin in the USA seem to be the best gallery for stock and fair prices. $18500 for an original this size I should point out he’s as far from emerging or new as it gets. Been painting since the 60s maybe 50s
Yeah sorry wrong thread to bring up but didn’t think it deserved a new one given everyone was throwing in two pence worth on artists 😁 Post a pic if find one!
What’s people’s thoughts on Mel Bochner, looking at a print as originals way out of league One of favourite artists!!. I’m buying a 70x50 original when the right one comes up. Krakow witkin in the USA seem to be the best gallery for stock and fair prices. $18500 for an original this size I should point out he’s as far from emerging or new as it gets. Been painting since the 60s maybe 50s Yeah sorry wrong thread to bring up but didn’t think it deserved a new one given everyone was throwing in two pence worth on artists 😁 Post a pic if find one! |
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Original works from new artists??, by sfnyc on Jul 25, 2019 19:52:12 GMT 1, very talented and humble guy.
I do like that kind of work but this kind of work has been done for a bit by so many that I m wondering where the value here since it isnt in the originality.
very talented and humble guy. I do like that kind of work but this kind of work has been done for a bit by so many that I m wondering where the value here since it isnt in the originality. |
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Original works from new artists??, by WOOF on Jul 25, 2019 21:58:40 GMT 1, originality isnt everything
Lol that it such horses**t... Orginality is everything when it comes to longevity. If you wanna flog a couple s**t prints from a nobody onto uneducated collectors, then sure, f**k originality, but otherwise, I disagree 100%.
originality isnt everything Lol that it such horses**t... Orginality is everything when it comes to longevity. If you wanna flog a couple s**t prints from a nobody onto uneducated collectors, then sure, f**k originality, but otherwise, I disagree 100%. |
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