I agree these look great.

At the Art Fair it was £1250 with diamond dust and I think £975 without. With looked much better though.

Agreed. Personally think the White works better than the black - a bit too bling with the diamond dust

try cca gallery.com, i think he puts work out through them so they might be able to point you in the right direction

pretty sure a gallery in Mayfair had one of these recently for silly money


good luck, I would go for it but dont have cash to hand...

www.prettytaxing.com/ try here....? Is this what you mean?

Prints was edition of 200, for £40 sold out in 30min

I think there might be few selling for cheaper than that sooner or later.

That's kinda what I meant by my comment Jboy!

Not my favourite peter blake.......!!

I now see why they are only 40 quid

Really love these. They're big and look great.
I got the plain white one, and am having it framed by them.

I notice they've put the price of the Diamond Dust version up a bit!

Christie's South Kensington, 85 Old Brompton Road, London
Event Date: 23 July - 12 August 2010

A celebration of Sir Peter Blake’s printmaking achievements, this comprehensive retrospective spans works from 1950 to the present day. For the first time works from all of his main print publishers: Kip Gresham, Waddington Graphics, Alan Cristea, Coriander Studio, Paul Stolper and CCA Galleries will be on display together at Christie’s South Kensington.

For Sir Peter, this exhibition not only reveals his abiding interest in the various print mediums, but also how he has embraced technological advances in printmaking through the use of computers and scanners to extract maximum detail and impact from his collage and ‘found art’ work. This exhibition showcases his vision as an artist and printmaker over 60 years.

You can read more about Sir Peter Blake in this interview with Nic McElhatton, Chairman of Christie’s South Kensington, who recently visited the artist in his studio. From the myriad of elephants, to the collection of moths, to his famous alphabets, to the life-size model of Sonny Liston, the effect is the artistic equivalent to a child being let loose in Willie Wonka’s Chocolate Factory.

Exhibition Viewing Times:
23 July - 12 August 2010
Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday & Sunday 10am - 4pm
*Monday 26th July 9am - 7:30pm

This exhibition is free and open to the public.
www.christies.com/events/?event=peter-blake-retrospective

Nic McElhatton in Conversation with Sir Peter Blake
www.christies.com/features/2010-june-sir-peter-blake-interview-843-1.aspx

Got my invite through to the private view, definitely not going to miss this one

awesome