amazin , have sent u PM with offer

All You Need Is Love......

Dont think tere's any need to rush,they've been there a long time.Nice thou.Thanks for posting it chester.

Looks great - best of luck with the sale.

Are you having a clear-our today?

very nice winter shame the £££££££££££ are tight !!!!

Nice flag - I love these - just seen your Brainwash is currently at £6.66 - A sign?

For those of you interested in Kate Moss art-related things a friend of mine was sent information about a new Peter Blake Kate Moss print to be released at the London Print fair.

I remembered seeing something sort of related in an Idependent online article.

It says there will be a Peter Blake limited edition print inspired by fairy tales, and a Banksy print of Kate Moss for £60,000!

Here's the article:

The Idenpendent 'Art'

London Original Print Fair, Royal Academy of Arts, London
Set your heart on a little bit of affordable art
By Charlotte Cripps

Tuesday, 15 April 2008

Rather than look in wonder at the classic American prints currently on show at the British Museum's The American Scene exhibition, why not simply buy one? The London Original Print Fair at the Royal Academy of Arts brings 53 of the world's top print dealers under one roof. Work by some of the US artists represented in the British Museum show, such as Edward Hopper, John Sloan, Thomas Hart Benton and the French-born Louise Bourgeois will be available.

The fair, now in its 23rd year, will also showcase a large collection of original prints by Andy Warhol, including those of Marilyn Monroe, recent works by Michael Craig-Martin, including the three-part Intimate Relations series depicting everyday household objects, and new paper cut-outs by Rob Ryan, one of which depicts a couple holding hands in a stream.

There will also be limited-edition prints by Peter Blake, Rachel Whiteread and Gavin Turk that have been inspired by fairy tales, and Old Master prints by Rembrandt and woodcuts by Albrecht Dürer. A Banksy print of Kate Moss is on sale for £60,000, while 16 pairs of laser-cut portraits in oval frames by Julian Opie are on sale for £4,000 a pair.

Fairs such as these are a good opportunity to build a collection of works by major artists. The majority of prints are on sale for less than £500, and dealers are on hand to advise beginner collectors.

Gordon Cooke, the fair's chairman and founder, and a director of the Fine Art Society, says: "In 1985, most print dealers had never put anything in a frame. Clients would buy one, take it home and put it in a box. What has changed is that we are now selling to people who want to put these prints on a wall. Many wouldn't classify themselves as print collectors – they are just interested in art." Any tips? "Look for something you like. Whether or not a print is a good investment is a tricky question – it depends on when you sell it."

23 to 27 April (www.londonprintfair.com)

CCA Galleries are releasing some Blake prints at the Fair, though not sure if any have anything to do with KM:

www.ccagalleries.com/news.html

Doh! Forgot the link...

www.londonprintfair.com/pages/exhibitor/393.html

Although saying that looks like he's having one final push before upping the daisies.

It's through Paul Stolper not CCA apparently

Yes through Paul Stolper and there's various different icons available, not the best set of Blake prints I've seen.

It's a new series of prints feat. Kate Moss, Marilyn, Brigitte Bardot?, The Beatles, Elvis + one or two more. I'd post more info & pics if I hadn't deleted the e-mail.