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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by Aza on Jan 7, 2015 20:43:55 GMT 1, I am desperate for a Miaz print.
I am desperate for a Miaz print.
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annar50
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by annar50 on Jan 7, 2015 23:04:33 GMT 1, super cheap estimates = super fixed results
super cheap estimates = super fixed results
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by chads007 on Jan 7, 2015 23:47:53 GMT 1, Nice mix. All thr best if you're taking a punt
Nice mix. All thr best if you're taking a punt
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Unica
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by Unica on Jan 8, 2015 1:47:11 GMT 1, Colourful back to Lot 25:  And a lovely Banksy starter set for someone. 
Colourful back to Lot 25: And a lovely Banksy starter set for someone. I'm trying to work out what is on the back of that canvas/board, looks like a heavy weaponry stencil. Anyone know more about this piece? |
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DREAMERS
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by DREAMERS on Jan 8, 2015 2:14:12 GMT 1, I am desperate for a Miaz print.
Have they ever released a print before?
I did some searching and I couldn't find anything
I am desperate for a Miaz print. Have they ever released a print before? I did some searching and I couldn't find anything |
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Amber Halo
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by Amber Halo on Jan 8, 2015 3:34:15 GMT 1, Some cute estimates here.
Some cute estimates here.
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by tigerblood on Jan 8, 2015 3:46:20 GMT 1, Forgive me as I'm a bit of a neophyte with regard to auctions but what is the advantage of having low estimates? Seems a bit counter-intuitive to me from a seller's perspective because if the buyer doesn't know the true value of the piece, they would be less inclined to bid (well) over the estimate. I realize most that are bidding would have a good idea of the actual value but even one fewer bidder as the bids hit the estimate could lead to a lower winning bid.
But again, I don't really know much about auctions.
Forgive me as I'm a bit of a neophyte with regard to auctions but what is the advantage of having low estimates? Seems a bit counter-intuitive to me from a seller's perspective because if the buyer doesn't know the true value of the piece, they would be less inclined to bid (well) over the estimate. I realize most that are bidding would have a good idea of the actual value but even one fewer bidder as the bids hit the estimate could lead to a lower winning bid.
But again, I don't really know much about auctions.
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by Oski on Jan 8, 2015 4:04:37 GMT 1, Forgive me as I'm a bit of a neophyte with regard to auctions but what is the advantage of having low estimates? Seems a bit counter-intuitive to me from a seller's perspective because if the buyer doesn't know the true value of the piece, they would be less inclined to bid (well) over the estimate.
I think of this generally as a way to gain interest and participation, heck, look we are talking about it. Also keep in mind that people tend to view the estimate as the range for the hammer price. In this case, not only will there be a 25% buyer's premium paid to Bonhams, the Banksy pieces also have "AR" underneath, which stands for Artist Resale, with an additional 4% fee on the hammer. So someone bidding say $10,000 will actually be paying $12,900 after fees (hammer + 25% +4%). Auction houses have a cute way of showing auction results inclusive of the fees and having the total amount exceeding their estimate comes off as them having done a great job.
As a side note on the discussions in this thread. My conspiracy theorist side is thinking that Steve Lazrides brought out the Banksy items to Bonhams because they probably negotiated a big spread in Section one of the catalog for Conor Harrington, the artist they are eager to get additional exposure and legitimize in the fine art scene. For giving up some Banksy edition prints (instead of canvases), they'll be minting money with the big gains on values of the Harringtons.
Forgive me as I'm a bit of a neophyte with regard to auctions but what is the advantage of having low estimates? Seems a bit counter-intuitive to me from a seller's perspective because if the buyer doesn't know the true value of the piece, they would be less inclined to bid (well) over the estimate. I think of this generally as a way to gain interest and participation, heck, look we are talking about it. Also keep in mind that people tend to view the estimate as the range for the hammer price. In this case, not only will there be a 25% buyer's premium paid to Bonhams, the Banksy pieces also have "AR" underneath, which stands for Artist Resale, with an additional 4% fee on the hammer. So someone bidding say $10,000 will actually be paying $12,900 after fees (hammer + 25% +4%). Auction houses have a cute way of showing auction results inclusive of the fees and having the total amount exceeding their estimate comes off as them having done a great job. As a side note on the discussions in this thread. My conspiracy theorist side is thinking that Steve Lazrides brought out the Banksy items to Bonhams because they probably negotiated a big spread in Section one of the catalog for Conor Harrington, the artist they are eager to get additional exposure and legitimize in the fine art scene. For giving up some Banksy edition prints (instead of canvases), they'll be minting money with the big gains on values of the Harringtons. |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by tigerblood on Jan 8, 2015 4:09:01 GMT 1, Great post Oski, very informative!
Great post Oski, very informative! |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by PhxUrbanArt on Jan 8, 2015 4:58:53 GMT 1, Forgive me as I'm a bit of a neophyte with regard to auctions but what is the advantage of having low estimates? Seems a bit counter-intuitive to me from a seller's perspective because if the buyer doesn't know the true value of the piece, they would be less inclined to bid (well) over the estimate. I think of this generally as a way to gain interest and participation, heck, look we are talking about it. Also keep in mind that people tend to view the estimate as the range for the hammer price. In this case, not only will there be a 25% buyer's premium paid to Bonhams, the Banksy pieces also have "AR" underneath, which stands for Artist Resale, with an additional 4% fee on the hammer. So someone bidding say $10,000 will actually be paying $12,900 after fees (hammer + 25% +4%). Auction houses have a cute way of showing auction results inclusive of the fees and having the total amount exceeding their estimate comes off as them having done a great job. As a side note on the discussions in this thread. My conspiracy theorist side is thinking that Steve Lazrides brought out the Banksy items to Bonhams because they probably negotiated a big spread in Section one of the catalog for Conor Harrington, the artist they are eager to get additional exposure and legitimize in the fine art scene. For giving up some Banksy edition prints (instead of canvases), they'll be minting money with the big gains on values of the Harringtons.
It looks as though the hammer price is also subject to a 20% VAT, making the total buyer's premium closer to 50%. Is that correct or am I missing something? See "Auction Information" on the right side of the page. www.bonhams.com/auctions/22275/lot/76/
Forgive me as I'm a bit of a neophyte with regard to auctions but what is the advantage of having low estimates? Seems a bit counter-intuitive to me from a seller's perspective because if the buyer doesn't know the true value of the piece, they would be less inclined to bid (well) over the estimate. I think of this generally as a way to gain interest and participation, heck, look we are talking about it. Also keep in mind that people tend to view the estimate as the range for the hammer price. In this case, not only will there be a 25% buyer's premium paid to Bonhams, the Banksy pieces also have "AR" underneath, which stands for Artist Resale, with an additional 4% fee on the hammer. So someone bidding say $10,000 will actually be paying $12,900 after fees (hammer + 25% +4%). Auction houses have a cute way of showing auction results inclusive of the fees and having the total amount exceeding their estimate comes off as them having done a great job. As a side note on the discussions in this thread. My conspiracy theorist side is thinking that Steve Lazrides brought out the Banksy items to Bonhams because they probably negotiated a big spread in Section one of the catalog for Conor Harrington, the artist they are eager to get additional exposure and legitimize in the fine art scene. For giving up some Banksy edition prints (instead of canvases), they'll be minting money with the big gains on values of the Harringtons. It looks as though the hammer price is also subject to a 20% VAT, making the total buyer's premium closer to 50%. Is that correct or am I missing something? See "Auction Information" on the right side of the page. www.bonhams.com/auctions/22275/lot/76/ |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by Oski on Jan 8, 2015 5:09:21 GMT 1, It looks as though the hammer price is also subject to a 20% VAT, making the total buyer's premium closer to 50%. Is that correct or am I missing something? See "Auction Information" on the right side of the page. www.bonhams.com/auctions/22275/lot/76/
The 25% buyer's premium is subject to the 20% VAT, so add another 5% to the hammer price (25% premium x 20% VAT). So for those in the UK, you'll be paying around 34% on top of the hammer price (hammer price + 25% + 5% + 4%). So the estimates inclusive of fees don't seem as cheap after all. Although buying from galleries in the UK may involve VAT as well or margin schemes.
I didn't include VAT, as being shipped out of the UK to the US we do not have to pay the VAT on the buyer's premium...although shipping costs from the auction houses are extraordinary. Last thing to have shipped from a UK auction house cost me GBP540 for their shipping and handling!
It looks as though the hammer price is also subject to a 20% VAT, making the total buyer's premium closer to 50%. Is that correct or am I missing something? See "Auction Information" on the right side of the page. www.bonhams.com/auctions/22275/lot/76/ The 25% buyer's premium is subject to the 20% VAT, so add another 5% to the hammer price (25% premium x 20% VAT). So for those in the UK, you'll be paying around 34% on top of the hammer price (hammer price + 25% + 5% + 4%). So the estimates inclusive of fees don't seem as cheap after all. Although buying from galleries in the UK may involve VAT as well or margin schemes. I didn't include VAT, as being shipped out of the UK to the US we do not have to pay the VAT on the buyer's premium...although shipping costs from the auction houses are extraordinary. Last thing to have shipped from a UK auction house cost me GBP540 for their shipping and handling! |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by Amber Halo on Jan 8, 2015 5:11:23 GMT 1, Forgive me as I'm a bit of a neophyte with regard to auctions but what is the advantage of having low estimates? Seems a bit counter-intuitive to me from a seller's perspective because if the buyer doesn't know the true value of the piece, they would be less inclined to bid (well) over the estimate.Β I think of this generally as a way to gain interest and participation, heck, look we are talking about it. Β Also keep in mind that people tend to view the estimate as the range for the hammer price. Β In this case, not only will there be a 25% buyer's premium paid to Bonhams, the Banksy pieces also have "AR" underneath, which stands for Artist Resale, with an additional 4% fee on the hammer. Β So someone bidding say $10,000 will actually be paying $12,900 after fees (hammer + 25% +4%). Β Auction houses have a cute way of showing auction results inclusive of the fees and having the total amount exceeding their estimate comes off as them having done a great job. As a side note on the discussions in this thread. Β My conspiracy theorist side is thinking that Steve Lazrides brought out the Banksy items to Bonhams because they probably negotiated a big spread in Section one of the catalog for Conor Harrington, the artist they are eager to get additional exposure and legitimize in the fine art scene. Β For giving up some Banksy edition prints (instead of canvases), they'll be minting money with the big gains on values of the Harringtons.
Interesting post about Harrington. Maybe you have something there. His was one piece that jumped out at me as not having a low estimate - perhaps them trying to push up his perceived value? I admittedly haven't followed his recent auction prices, but his piece didn't seem "cheap" to me whereas others did.
Forgive me as I'm a bit of a neophyte with regard to auctions but what is the advantage of having low estimates? Seems a bit counter-intuitive to me from a seller's perspective because if the buyer doesn't know the true value of the piece, they would be less inclined to bid (well) over the estimate.Β I think of this generally as a way to gain interest and participation, heck, look we are talking about it. Β Also keep in mind that people tend to view the estimate as the range for the hammer price. Β In this case, not only will there be a 25% buyer's premium paid to Bonhams, the Banksy pieces also have "AR" underneath, which stands for Artist Resale, with an additional 4% fee on the hammer. Β So someone bidding say $10,000 will actually be paying $12,900 after fees (hammer + 25% +4%). Β Auction houses have a cute way of showing auction results inclusive of the fees and having the total amount exceeding their estimate comes off as them having done a great job. As a side note on the discussions in this thread. Β My conspiracy theorist side is thinking that Steve Lazrides brought out the Banksy items to Bonhams because they probably negotiated a big spread in Section one of the catalog for Conor Harrington, the artist they are eager to get additional exposure and legitimize in the fine art scene. Β For giving up some Banksy edition prints (instead of canvases), they'll be minting money with the big gains on values of the Harringtons. Interesting post about Harrington. Maybe you have something there. His was one piece that jumped out at me as not having a low estimate - perhaps them trying to push up his perceived value? I admittedly haven't followed his recent auction prices, but his piece didn't seem "cheap" to me whereas others did. |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by Unica on Jan 8, 2015 5:14:37 GMT 1, A couple having sex near a unicorn? 
I'm struggling to see a unicorn but if I squint I see an elephant, maybe another vodka and I will get there.
A couple having sex near a unicorn? Well done, LOP, so we have some kind of kids with guns image, a heavy weaponry elephant and a Precision Bombing image all on the same canvas. Now this Banksy is layered. Do you know if the image of the kids with a gun and a briefcase with something falling out (possibly loot) has a name? 3 stencils on one piece, amazing. I'm struggling to see a unicorn but if I squint I see an elephant, maybe another vodka and I will get there. |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by PhxUrbanArt on Jan 8, 2015 5:29:20 GMT 1, It looks as though the hammer price is also subject to a 20% VAT, making the total buyer's premium closer to 50%. Is that correct or am I missing something? See "Auction Information" on the right side of the page. www.bonhams.com/auctions/22275/lot/76/ The 25% buyer's premium is subject to the 20% VAT, so add another 5% to the hammer price (25% premium x 20% VAT). So for those in the UK, you'll be paying around 34% on top of the hammer price (hammer price + 25% + 5% + 4%). So the estimates inclusive of fees don't seem as cheap after all. Although buying from galleries in the UK may involve VAT as well or margin schemes. I didn't include VAT, as being shipped out of the UK to the US we do not have to pay the VAT on the buyer's premium...although shipping costs from the auction houses are extraordinary. Last thing to have shipped from a UK auction house cost me GBP540 for their shipping and handling!
It looks as though the hammer price is also subject to a 20% VAT, making the total buyer's premium closer to 50%. Is that correct or am I missing something? See "Auction Information" on the right side of the page. www.bonhams.com/auctions/22275/lot/76/ The 25% buyer's premium is subject to the 20% VAT, so add another 5% to the hammer price (25% premium x 20% VAT). So for those in the UK, you'll be paying around 34% on top of the hammer price (hammer price + 25% + 5% + 4%). So the estimates inclusive of fees don't seem as cheap after all. Although buying from galleries in the UK may involve VAT as well or margin schemes. I didn't include VAT, as being shipped out of the UK to the US we do not have to pay the VAT on the buyer's premium...although shipping costs from the auction houses are extraordinary. Last thing to have shipped from a UK auction house cost me GBP540 for their shipping and handling! Thanks. |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by Black Apple Art on Jan 8, 2015 5:58:05 GMT 1, The fact that most of them are number 3 of the editions and all acquired direct from artist, obviously this is a former employee shifting his collection or Laz emptying the archives On their email Bonhams states that lot 76 to 102 are from Steve Lazarides personal collection. Interesting fact. Why selling all the Banksy at the moment? Feeling the bubble will burst?
The fact that most of them are number 3 of the editions and all acquired direct from artist, obviously this is a former employee shifting his collection or Laz emptying the archives On their email Bonhams states that lot 76 to 102 are from Steve Lazarides personal collection. Interesting fact. Why selling all the Banksy at the moment? Feeling the bubble will burst? Please present your soon to burst bubbles to my PM box for a swift transaction to relieve you of this impending drop in demand and prices. |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by WILLYBKLN on Jan 8, 2015 6:08:17 GMT 1, On their email Bonhams states that lot 76 to 102 are from Steve Lazarides personal collection. Interesting fact. Why selling all the Banksy at the moment? Feeling the bubble will burst? Please present your soon to burst bubbles to my PM box for a swift transaction to relieve you of this impending drop in demand and prices. 
Now after thinking about it, Oski has a great point....these few Banksy pieces probably mean nothing to Laz. I am sure the man has stashes of the "good stuff" put away, these will make him some extra ca$h and gain exposure for an artist he is currently working to promote, very well played.
On their email Bonhams states that lot 76 to 102 are from Steve Lazarides personal collection. Interesting fact. Why selling all the Banksy at the moment? Feeling the bubble will burst? Please present your soon to burst bubbles to my PM box for a swift transaction to relieve you of this impending drop in demand and prices. Well said Now after thinking about it, Oski has a great point....these few Banksy pieces probably mean nothing to Laz. I am sure the man has stashes of the "good stuff" put away, these will make him some extra ca$h and gain exposure for an artist he is currently working to promote, very well played. |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by foreman on Jan 8, 2015 6:14:57 GMT 1, shame no rats... sigh...
shame no rats... sigh...
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Unica
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by Unica on Jan 8, 2015 6:17:17 GMT 1, Bubble is bursting and soon! Please present your soon to burst bubbles to my PM box for a swift transaction to relieve you of this impending drop in demand and prices. Well said Now after thinking about it, Oski has a great point....these few Banksy pieces probably mean nothing to Laz. I am sure the man has stashes of the "good stuff" put away, these will make him some extra ca$h and gain exposure for an artist he is currently working to promote, very well played.
Bubble is bursting and soon! Please present your soon to burst bubbles to my PM box for a swift transaction to relieve you of this impending drop in demand and prices. Well said Now after thinking about it, Oski has a great point....these few Banksy pieces probably mean nothing to Laz. I am sure the man has stashes of the "good stuff" put away, these will make him some extra ca$h and gain exposure for an artist he is currently working to promote, very well played. Agreed, these are low end prints for Laz I expect, imagine what he has in the way of canvases. He didn't put any in this auction, probably just clearing out the drawers. |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by Black Apple Art on Jan 8, 2015 6:21:21 GMT 1, Bubble is bursting and soon! Please present your soon to burst bubbles to my PM box for a swift transaction to relieve you of this impending drop in demand and prices. Well said Now after thinking about it, Oski has a great point....these few Banksy pieces probably mean nothing to Laz. I am sure the man has stashes of the "good stuff" put away, these will make him some extra ca$h and gain exposure for an artist he is currently working to promote, very well played.
Bubble is bursting and soon! Please present your soon to burst bubbles to my PM box for a swift transaction to relieve you of this impending drop in demand and prices. Well said Now after thinking about it, Oski has a great point....these few Banksy pieces probably mean nothing to Laz. I am sure the man has stashes of the "good stuff" put away, these will make him some extra ca$h and gain exposure for an artist he is currently working to promote, very well played. Absolutely. Tim cook sold 348k shares of apple last month which has nothing to do with his outlook on the stock or company but the quantity of shares he owns and systematic conversion of them to cash. |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by Jeezuz Jones Snr on Jan 8, 2015 10:23:51 GMT 1, Lovely works on there... i am currently reading 'The man behind the walls' book, amazing how much money laz and banksy have made from auctioning OG's over the years, an a shit load from prints also. Seems andipa made the most from banksy..
Lovely works on there... i am currently reading 'The man behind the walls' book, amazing how much money laz and banksy have made from auctioning OG's over the years, an a shit load from prints also. Seems andipa made the most from banksy..
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by kfroms on Jan 8, 2015 12:32:25 GMT 1, What really surprises me is the fact that at least two of the works ( Rude Copper and the Laugh now ) come from the recent Sothebys exhibition and when I inquired about them back in July I was told they are sold.
Strange business ethics.
What really surprises me is the fact that at least two of the works ( Rude Copper and the Laugh now ) come from the recent Sothebys exhibition and when I inquired about them back in July I was told they are sold.
Strange business ethics.
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by mandingo on Jan 8, 2015 13:43:07 GMT 1, With the closure of the outsiders and a sell off of private collection looks like cashola is needed !
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With the closure of the outsiders and a sell off of private collection looks like cashola is needed !
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by gironawatch on Jan 8, 2015 14:23:52 GMT 1, Are the works by banksy with stencils on the 2 size more valuable than if are only in one side?
Are the works by banksy with stencils on the 2 size more valuable than if are only in one side?
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by Unica on Jan 8, 2015 17:08:36 GMT 1, Are the works by banksy with stencils on the 2 size more valuable than if are only in one side?
Are the works by banksy with stencils on the 2 size more valuable than if are only in one side? Well I would think it certainly can't harm the value, adds another element to the work by having test stencils on the back. I like it. |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by gironawatch on Jan 8, 2015 17:12:36 GMT 1, Are the works by banksy with stencils on the 2 size more valuable than if are only in one side? Well I would think it certainly can't harm the value, adds another element to the work by having test stencils on the back. I like it.
How about is state in the COA than work have one on from and one on the back completely different?
Are the works by banksy with stencils on the 2 size more valuable than if are only in one side? Well I would think it certainly can't harm the value, adds another element to the work by having test stencils on the back. I like it. How about is state in the COA than work have one on from and one on the back completely different? |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by Poster Bob on Jan 9, 2015 8:35:34 GMT 1, They closed Outsiders only to open up Lazarides Editions. Granted, that's closing two spaces to open up one but financially I would image the total for rent paid to be almost equivalent?
With the closure of the outsiders and a sell off of private collection looks like cashola is needed ! Sent from my HTC One_M8 using proboards
They closed Outsiders only to open up Lazarides Editions. Granted, that's closing two spaces to open up one but financially I would image the total for rent paid to be almost equivalent? With the closure of the outsiders and a sell off of private collection looks like cashola is needed ! Sent from my HTC One_M8 using proboards |
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by daveart on Jan 10, 2015 1:23:57 GMT 1, sometimes i think ' maybe Banksy is getting over priced for the prints... ' and then i see an auction full other contemporary artists ... emin - hirst .. and i think. 'maybe Banksy prices are right where they should be' they are obviously way highert than they were.. but compared to other artists.. maybe there isnt exactly a premium yet..
sometimes i think ' maybe Banksy is getting over priced for the prints... ' and then i see an auction full other contemporary artists ... emin - hirst .. and i think. 'maybe Banksy prices are right where they should be' they are obviously way highert than they were.. but compared to other artists.. maybe there isnt exactly a premium yet..
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by Deleted on Jan 10, 2015 9:21:23 GMT 1, Low estimates will lure the crowd in and it will start a feeding frenzy.
Low estimates will lure the crowd in and it will start a feeding frenzy.
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by Deleted on Jan 10, 2015 10:59:26 GMT 1, im going for a evening out .....no doubt it will all be to expensive !!
im going for a evening out .....no doubt it will all be to expensive !!
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Bonhams β’ Art Auctions β’ London π¬π§, by Deleted on Jan 10, 2015 13:24:29 GMT 1, im going for a evening out .....no doubt it will all be to expensive !!
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