Congrats to whomever scored...it’s free money flipping these

 I don't think he got the memo that stars are gone...

Stik said he loves it on Instagram

I was after this too (not on the secondary market though) and naively thought I could land this at source. I hear there were almost 9,000 applying in the lottery.

This was one I wanted as well. I had no idea so many people applied to the lottery. 

Congrats to all who scored

I am going to the VIP Launch on Saturday - will post pictures !

I own a painting of his just a bit larger. One of my favorite pieces I own, purchased about 10 years ago. I’d say it’s worth around $3500-5000 based on his more recent price points, and would price yours around the same. 

Hello
I have one castle main edition for sale at 375 usd plus PP fees. Shipping include for US.
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Man, I really wish this very talented artist would get away from the derivative Mickey Mouse bullshit. I have no idea why he’s so hung up on constantly churning out the same Mickey Mouse shit. His Blight show at Copro gallery in 2008 was amazing. Wish he would focus more on that style.

Related article on Jeff...

www.standard.co.uk/culture/jeff-gillette-the-man-who-inspired-banksy-a3279021.html

The origins of Gillette’s Post-Dismal show date back to 2006, when Banksy staged his Barely Legal exhibition in LA. The headline act was a live, painted elephant, and Gillette’s friends insisted he get involved. “I had some collectors egg me on, saying ‘You gotta go Banksy Banksy. You gotta go put one of your pieces in his show’.” Gillette got around the stringent security by sticking his painting down his shirt. “And I went into the room with all his stencil paintings, so I just stuck it in between two of them and got my picture taken.”

It’s the kind of move of which you imagine Banksy — famous for leaving his trademark stencilled graffiti as a calling card, most recently at a Bristol primary school — would have approved. The same holds for the subject of Gillette’s illegal addition to Barely Legal: a subversive take on Manet’s Le Dejeuner sur l’herbe. In Manet’s original painting a naked woman poses between two clothed men at a picnic. In Gillette’s version these men are Taliban fighters, the woman is wearing a burka and their feast of fruit and cheese is a McDonald’s meal. Now Gillette, 56, fantasises that Banksy stole the work for himself. “The painting disappeared half an hour later,” he grins. “Ever since then I’ve kidded that he’s my collector!”

Why would the globally renowned Banksy be interested in a little-known Orange County art teacher, a dead ringer for a lesser-haired Jeff Lebowski? Because Gillette’s work happens to be the principal inspiration behind Banksy’s biggest project to date: last summer’s Weston-super-Mare-based Dismaland. Gillette put on a show called Dismayland in 2010 — five years before Banksy’s theme park was announced. Then last year Banksy got in touch with Gillette, asking him, along with other artists, to come and help on the project. Gillette and his artist wife Laurie Hassold made the Mickey Mouse ears worn by the Dismaland workers. A canny way of Banksy preventing a lawsuit from Gillette, perhaps. If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, imitation followed by incorporation of the original is an ingenious legal manoeuvre. Because it’s not just a case of similar names. Gillette has been satirising Disney and its characters since 1990: think dead Mickey Mouses imposed upon apocalyptic landscapes, and bestiality involving Pluto the dog. It’s far from PG-rated.

Regardless - it’s for charity

Jeff Gillete - Mickey Landfill No. 12b "Dismal Donald"
Type: Collage + Hand-Painted Archival Pigment Print on 290gsm Moab Fine Art Paper
Size: 25 x 17 Inches
Release: November 07, 2019
Signed, numbered and with a Certificate of Authenticity from Jeff Gillette and 1xRUN

Here's the original link: www.1xrun.com/run/jeff-gillette-12-of-25-mickey-landfill-hand-painted-multiple/ 

Was produced as number "12b" by Jeff due to a problem with checkout when both myself and another person some how managed to buy exactly the same piece (No. 12) on 1xRun.  They don't normally do this but Jeff kindly offered which was a really nice thing to do and made 12b for us.  Sadly circumstances have changed, and my wife isn't a fan, so offering it for sale.  It's still rolled in it's original tube. 

No idea of value so just making a guess on value around £300? - highest DM offer can have it.  



M if interested.

Jeff Gillette is still pushing strong with the Dismaland images in his online store - jeffgilletteart.bigcartel.com/

https://www.instagram.com/p/ChpzUbrPPSr