The Godfather of anything remotely related to art or popular culture Sir Peter Blake has just released his latest edition in the Sources of Pop Art series. This new edition has (no) fewer than 18,786 print finishes and is available here: www.ccagalleries.com/artists/peter-blake/100-sources-of-pop-art.html

HOW MUCH?!!!! That's just insanely ridiculous for a print - whoever bloody produced it!...

I'm guessing the last one in this series as it has 'The End' bottom right. Wish I could afford it.

Lovely - real quality. Shame about the price as I would love one of these.

Very nice indeed. And very big too. This is a cracking end to the series.

I think the better ones from the series go for 8-10k on secondary now so the price isn't too bad, esp given the size and number of finishes.

These ones, along with the Eiffel Tower and Warhol print seem to be the most sought after by far.

Sir Peter Blake’s iconic Sources of Pop Art series culminates with this definitive print, 100 Sources of Pop Art. In our opinion, this is THE quintessential Blake print, parading images of the cultural figures and symbols that have inspired the artist and informed much of his work. Here, Blake pays homage to Warhol, Da Vinci and Roy Lichtenstein, while The Beatles, Elvis and Marilyn Monroe sit alongside Hollywood stars. If you've been thinking about picking up something by Sir Peter Blake, this could well turn out to be the classic you're after.



Please note, I have been advised that this print will sell out on publication and we expect to be allocated a maximum of only two prints. If you would like to reserve an edition, please let me know as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.



Full details are:



Sir Peter Blake – 100 Sources of Pop Art



44 Colour Silkscreen Print on Somerset Satin Paper with glazes, diamond dust and glitter.



Edition Size: 175



Image Size: 1145 x 1145mm



Paper Size: 1220 X 1234mm



Retail Price: £3960 inclusive of VAT



aaron@mylifeinart.com

I spoke to the publishers yesterday. I'd be prepared for a second release of the same image if your buying.

Bloody cheeky if you ask me, but they said they "are considering it"

No second release for this iconic Blake. CCA are working out their next price point for the remainder of the edition!

I have a real distrust for CCA, I just don't like how they do business and I've spoken to a couple of galleries who have a real hatred for them. Oh and don't buy a print they've framed... Very poor.

I agree, shady tactics. It probably won't be long until galleries like this start selling by sealed bids, mind you isn't that what P.O.A is anyway?!

I can't afford as many Blakes as I'd like but the few I do own, I try and buy at the first price point to avoid any disappointment.

Pretty sure this will end up over £10k so not surprised if it has a tiered price. I get the impression they haven't thought the pricing through before release and they're trying to work out what to do next

Mind you this is a much better image though so who knows

I think it will end up more like £20k, going on the last 'sources' current prices. Personally I reckon they didn't expect the first batch to sell so quickly at 4k. Time will tell..