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Harland Miller..., by Deleted on Oct 11, 2016 2:09:30 GMT 1, Or not, seems to have gone. Yes it seems to of been sold in the last few days. It was pretty small, around the size of A4 paper. I would prefer to save for the next 10yrs and buy that 'Who Wins Cares' painting for ยฃ33k. I was hoping my HM would sneak thru customs as it has happened to me before with expensive art but it seems not this time (Bastards) Shit i hope i can afford the duty as i am unemployed at the moment and out thousands of dollars due to the company i worked for went in to voluntary receivership. I was one of the lucky ones there are guys that will lose tens of thousands. We were all stunned (150ish employees) as the company had only recently been sold to this multinational. Fast forward 12 weeks and it goes bust WTF. Life can throw us some curve balls at times. Anyone in the UK or US got any work? I can travel 
I have had smaller things slipp through customs without a problem but they alwasy seem to check larger packages and tubes.
At least you will have a nice harland to look at soon.
Or not, seems to have gone. Yes it seems to of been sold in the last few days. It was pretty small, around the size of A4 paper. I would prefer to save for the next 10yrs and buy that 'Who Wins Cares' painting for ยฃ33k. I was hoping my HM would sneak thru customs as it has happened to me before with expensive art but it seems not this time (Bastards) Shit i hope i can afford the duty as i am unemployed at the moment and out thousands of dollars due to the company i worked for went in to voluntary receivership. I was one of the lucky ones there are guys that will lose tens of thousands. We were all stunned (150ish employees) as the company had only recently been sold to this multinational. Fast forward 12 weeks and it goes bust WTF. Life can throw us some curve balls at times. Anyone in the UK or US got any work? I can travel Thats some shit news Andy on both the job front and the print getting stuck in customs. I have had smaller things slipp through customs without a problem but they alwasy seem to check larger packages and tubes. At least you will have a nice harland to look at soon. |
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Harland Miller..., by andyroo0312 on Oct 11, 2016 2:30:54 GMT 1, Yes it seems to of been sold in the last few days. It was pretty small, around the size of A4 paper. I would prefer to save for the next 10yrs and buy that 'Who Wins Cares' painting for ยฃ33k. I was hoping my HM would sneak thru customs as it has happened to me before with expensive art but it seems not this time (Bastards) Shit i hope i can afford the duty as i am unemployed at the moment and out thousands of dollars due to the company i worked for went in to voluntary receivership. I was one of the lucky ones there are guys that will lose tens of thousands. We were all stunned (150ish employees) as the company had only recently been sold to this multinational. Fast forward 12 weeks and it goes bust WTF. Life can throw us some curve balls at times. Anyone in the UK or US got any work? I can travel Thats somes**t news Andy on both the job front and the print getting stuck in customs. I have had smaller things slipp through customs without a problem but they alwasy seem to check larger packages and tubes. At least you will have a nice harland to look at soon.
Yes it seems to of been sold in the last few days. It was pretty small, around the size of A4 paper. I would prefer to save for the next 10yrs and buy that 'Who Wins Cares' painting for ยฃ33k. I was hoping my HM would sneak thru customs as it has happened to me before with expensive art but it seems not this time (Bastards) Shit i hope i can afford the duty as i am unemployed at the moment and out thousands of dollars due to the company i worked for went in to voluntary receivership. I was one of the lucky ones there are guys that will lose tens of thousands. We were all stunned (150ish employees) as the company had only recently been sold to this multinational. Fast forward 12 weeks and it goes bust WTF. Life can throw us some curve balls at times. Anyone in the UK or US got any work? I can travel Thats somes**t news Andy on both the job front and the print getting stuck in customs. I have had smaller things slipp through customs without a problem but they alwasy seem to check larger packages and tubes. At least you will have a nice harland to look at soon. Yep one has to always focus on the positives. I just need to get the HM framed now. Have been doing a bit of my own but there is no way the HM will be a DIY. Actually i should start sending emails out now to get some rough idea on how many body parts i will need to sell. Apparently the sperm banks pay well. |
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Harland Miller..., by t3c on Oct 11, 2016 10:32:46 GMT 1, Or not, seems to have gone. Yes it seems to of been sold in the last few days. It was pretty small, around the size of A4 paper. I would prefer to save for the next 10yrs and buy that 'Who Wins Cares' painting for ยฃ33k. I was hoping my HM would sneak thru customs as it has happened to me before with expensive art but it seems not this time (Bastards) Shit i hope i can afford the duty as i am unemployed at the moment and out thousands of dollars due to the company i worked for went in to voluntary receivership. I was one of the lucky ones there are guys that will lose tens of thousands. We were all stunned (150ish employees) as the company had only recently been sold to this multinational. Fast forward 12 weeks and it goes bust WTF. Life can throw us some curve balls at times. Anyone in the UK or US got any work? I can travel
Or not, seems to have gone. Yes it seems to of been sold in the last few days. It was pretty small, around the size of A4 paper. I would prefer to save for the next 10yrs and buy that 'Who Wins Cares' painting for ยฃ33k. I was hoping my HM would sneak thru customs as it has happened to me before with expensive art but it seems not this time (Bastards) Shit i hope i can afford the duty as i am unemployed at the moment and out thousands of dollars due to the company i worked for went in to voluntary receivership. I was one of the lucky ones there are guys that will lose tens of thousands. We were all stunned (150ish employees) as the company had only recently been sold to this multinational. Fast forward 12 weeks and it goes bust WTF. Life can throw us some curve balls at times. Anyone in the UK or US got any work? I can travel Any good with computers mate? |
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Harland Miller..., by andyroo0312 on Oct 11, 2016 11:00:28 GMT 1, Yes it seems to of been sold in the last few days. It was pretty small, around the size of A4 paper. I would prefer to save for the next 10yrs and buy that 'Who Wins Cares' painting for ยฃ33k. I was hoping my HM would sneak thru customs as it has happened to me before with expensive art but it seems not this time (Bastards) Shit i hope i can afford the duty as i am unemployed at the moment and out thousands of dollars due to the company i worked for went in to voluntary receivership. I was one of the lucky ones there are guys that will lose tens of thousands. We were all stunned (150ish employees) as the company had only recently been sold to this multinational. Fast forward 12 weeks and it goes bust WTF. Life can throw us some curve balls at times. Anyone in the UK or US got any work? I can travel Any good with computers mate? 
Yes it seems to of been sold in the last few days. It was pretty small, around the size of A4 paper. I would prefer to save for the next 10yrs and buy that 'Who Wins Cares' painting for ยฃ33k. I was hoping my HM would sneak thru customs as it has happened to me before with expensive art but it seems not this time (Bastards) Shit i hope i can afford the duty as i am unemployed at the moment and out thousands of dollars due to the company i worked for went in to voluntary receivership. I was one of the lucky ones there are guys that will lose tens of thousands. We were all stunned (150ish employees) as the company had only recently been sold to this multinational. Fast forward 12 weeks and it goes bust WTF. Life can throw us some curve balls at times. Anyone in the UK or US got any work? I can travel Any good with computers mate? In which way,,, software/hardware. I can't write code unfortunately but i am proficient in everyday use. I might try getting a job in a Indian call centre as i think i would have a edge over the compition as you can understand everything i say.. |
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Harland Miller..., by Guaanie on Oct 21, 2016 15:27:08 GMT 1, If you're still looking, Hangup still have the following at cost (the same as Other Criteria):
The Me I Never Knew (ยฃ4.4k), Killing Bondage (ยฃ3.9k) On Me Not In Me (ยฃ3.9k) and There's No Business (ยฃ3.9k)
By getting through them, you can take advantage of the Own Art scheme which you can't via Other Criteria. This means you could get an interest-free loan of up to ยฃ2.5k off your purchase... Could be a good plan if you fancy taking the financial sting out of your HM purchase.
If you're still looking, Hangup still have the following at cost (the same as Other Criteria):
The Me I Never Knew (ยฃ4.4k), Killing Bondage (ยฃ3.9k) On Me Not In Me (ยฃ3.9k) and There's No Business (ยฃ3.9k)
By getting through them, you can take advantage of the Own Art scheme which you can't via Other Criteria. This means you could get an interest-free loan of up to ยฃ2.5k off your purchase... Could be a good plan if you fancy taking the financial sting out of your HM purchase.
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Harland Miller..., by WOOF on Oct 21, 2016 16:43:40 GMT 1, If you're still looking, Hangup still have the following at cost (the same as Other Criteria): The Me I Never Knew (ยฃ4.4k), Killing Bondage (ยฃ3.9k) On Me Not In Me (ยฃ3.9k) and There's No Business (ยฃ3.9k) By getting through them, you can take advantage of the Own Art scheme which you can't via Other Criteria. This means you could get an interest-free loan of up to ยฃ2.5k off your purchase... Could be a good plan if you fancy taking the financial sting out of your HM purchase.
To each his own, but buying art on credit is pretty fiscally irresponsible.
If you're still looking, Hangup still have the following at cost (the same as Other Criteria): The Me I Never Knew (ยฃ4.4k), Killing Bondage (ยฃ3.9k) On Me Not In Me (ยฃ3.9k) and There's No Business (ยฃ3.9k) By getting through them, you can take advantage of the Own Art scheme which you can't via Other Criteria. This means you could get an interest-free loan of up to ยฃ2.5k off your purchase... Could be a good plan if you fancy taking the financial sting out of your HM purchase. To each his own, but buying art on credit is pretty fiscally irresponsible. |
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Harland Miller..., by Deleted on Oct 21, 2016 16:47:35 GMT 1, If you're still looking, Hangup still have the following at cost (the same as Other Criteria): The Me I Never Knew (ยฃ4.4k), Killing Bondage (ยฃ3.9k) On Me Not In Me (ยฃ3.9k) and There's No Business (ยฃ3.9k) By getting through them, you can take advantage of the Own Art scheme which you can't via Other Criteria. This means you could get an interest-free loan of up to ยฃ2.5k off your purchase... Could be a good plan if you fancy taking the financial sting out of your HM purchase. To each his own, but buying art on credit is pretty fiscally irresponsible.
Not of its an interest free loan though. It actually makes more sense to use credit. Keep your 2.5k invested (collection dividends, interest, capital gains) and only pay what you have to in the mean time.
If you're still looking, Hangup still have the following at cost (the same as Other Criteria): The Me I Never Knew (ยฃ4.4k), Killing Bondage (ยฃ3.9k) On Me Not In Me (ยฃ3.9k) and There's No Business (ยฃ3.9k) By getting through them, you can take advantage of the Own Art scheme which you can't via Other Criteria. This means you could get an interest-free loan of up to ยฃ2.5k off your purchase... Could be a good plan if you fancy taking the financial sting out of your HM purchase. To each his own, but buying art on credit is pretty fiscally irresponsible. Not of its an interest free loan though. It actually makes more sense to use credit. Keep your 2.5k invested (collection dividends, interest, capital gains) and only pay what you have to in the mean time. |
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Harland Miller..., by WOOF on Oct 21, 2016 17:40:12 GMT 1, To each his own, but buying art on credit is pretty fiscally irresponsible. Not of its an interest free loan though. It actually makes more sense to use credit. Keep your 2.5k invested (collection dividends, interest, capital gains) and only pay what you have to in the mean time.
I don't know how the employment laws work outside of the us, but in the us where most states are at-will employment, you can be laid off without cause at any moment. And if that happens and you're stuck paying off a piece of paper, that could end up hurting. The way you talk makes me think you don't have to worry about lost income like that, but most people that use schemes like ownart do. Or at least that's been my experience.
To each his own, but buying art on credit is pretty fiscally irresponsible. Not of its an interest free loan though. It actually makes more sense to use credit. Keep your 2.5k invested (collection dividends, interest, capital gains) and only pay what you have to in the mean time. I don't know how the employment laws work outside of the us, but in the us where most states are at-will employment, you can be laid off without cause at any moment. And if that happens and you're stuck paying off a piece of paper, that could end up hurting. The way you talk makes me think you don't have to worry about lost income like that, but most people that use schemes like ownart do. Or at least that's been my experience. |
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Harland Miller..., by Ruggs on Oct 21, 2016 18:31:09 GMT 1, I've used the Own Art scheme in the past. Can thoroughly recommend it to anyone who would like to spread payments over ten months.
I've used the Own Art scheme in the past. Can thoroughly recommend it to anyone who would like to spread payments over ten months.
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Harland Miller..., by John The Badgers on Oct 21, 2016 19:19:51 GMT 1, That's a top tip Guaannie, nice one. I was only looking today at what they have available. If its any help to anyone, Reflex still have a few available.
That's a top tip Guaannie, nice one. I was only looking today at what they have available. If its any help to anyone, Reflex still have a few available.
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corinthia
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Harland Miller..., by corinthia on Oct 21, 2016 20:20:29 GMT 1, Lawrence Alkin may have another Bastards available.
Lawrence Alkin may have another Bastards available.
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Harland Miller..., by Deleted on Oct 21, 2016 20:40:55 GMT 1, Not of its an interest free loan though. It actually makes more sense to use credit. Keep your 2.5k invested (collection dividends, interest, capital gains) and only pay what you have to in the mean time. I don't know how the employment laws work outside of the us, but in the us where most states are at-will employment, you can be laid off without cause at any moment. And if that happens and you're stuck paying off a piece of paper, that could end up hurting. The way you talk makes me think you don't have to worry about lost income like that, but most people that use schemes like ownart do. Or at least that's been my experience.
Not that I take offense but I'm not quite sure I get what you mean by "the way you talk". Like most on here I would be very concerned with lost income. I am a human being with a family, house, car, etc... live in the US, work in an at-will work state and was laid off for well over a year in the past during the last US recession.
My point is that is would be irresponsible to pay cash for any large purchase, (especially if you have it on hand), if / when you are being offered a payment plan at zero interest.
You wouldn't pay cash for your car if you could have a zero or 1% interest loan, right? Wouldn't you rather make 3-5% on your money over 10-whatever months than make zero buy handing over a lump sum?
Separately but probably most importantly if losing your job or loss of income is even a remote concern I might advise against buying the artwork altogether!
Not of its an interest free loan though. It actually makes more sense to use credit. Keep your 2.5k invested (collection dividends, interest, capital gains) and only pay what you have to in the mean time. I don't know how the employment laws work outside of the us, but in the us where most states are at-will employment, you can be laid off without cause at any moment. And if that happens and you're stuck paying off a piece of paper, that could end up hurting. The way you talk makes me think you don't have to worry about lost income like that, but most people that use schemes like ownart do. Or at least that's been my experience. Not that I take offense but I'm not quite sure I get what you mean by "the way you talk". Like most on here I would be very concerned with lost income. I am a human being with a family, house, car, etc... live in the US, work in an at-will work state and was laid off for well over a year in the past during the last US recession. My point is that is would be irresponsible to pay cash for any large purchase, (especially if you have it on hand), if / when you are being offered a payment plan at zero interest. You wouldn't pay cash for your car if you could have a zero or 1% interest loan, right? Wouldn't you rather make 3-5% on your money over 10-whatever months than make zero buy handing over a lump sum? Separately but probably most importantly if losing your job or loss of income is even a remote concern I might advise against buying the artwork altogether! |
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Harland Miller..., by Deleted on Oct 21, 2016 20:51:39 GMT 1, Lawrence Alkin may have another Bastards available.
Lawrence Alkin may have another Bastards available. Not for long.... |
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Harland Miller..., by corinthia on Oct 21, 2016 20:52:45 GMT 1, Lawrence Alkin may have another Bastards available. Not for long....
Are you buying it?
Lawrence Alkin may have another Bastards available. Not for long.... Are you buying it? |
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Harland Miller..., by pippyt75 on Oct 21, 2016 20:55:55 GMT 1, Yeah for 8.5k. Nice as it is, there's much better and cheaper and bigger HM prints still available at other criteria or ingleby. But each to their own!
Yeah for 8.5k. Nice as it is, there's much better and cheaper and bigger HM prints still available at other criteria or ingleby. But each to their own!
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Harland Miller..., by corinthia on Oct 21, 2016 22:09:55 GMT 1, I love the size of Bastards and the context. Obviously the larger prints are nice as well. Definitely take up more space and at least for me harder to find the appropriate wall. But I do agree for each his own, or perhaps one of each?
I love the size of Bastards and the context. Obviously the larger prints are nice as well. Definitely take up more space and at least for me harder to find the appropriate wall. But I do agree for each his own, or perhaps one of each?
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Harland Miller..., by pippyt75 on Oct 21, 2016 22:19:35 GMT 1, One of each! I have two smaller HM prints but have always thought it's a real case of the bigger, the better with this artist.
One of each! I have two smaller HM prints but have always thought it's a real case of the bigger, the better with this artist.
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Harland Miller..., by Deleted on Oct 21, 2016 22:23:03 GMT 1, Not buying it personally. I love my Millers but this is one of his best in my opinion. Or at very least one of my favorites.
Not buying it personally. I love my Millers but this is one of his best in my opinion. Or at very least one of my favorites.
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Harland Miller..., by corinthia on Oct 21, 2016 22:23:44 GMT 1, One of each! I have two smaller HM prints but have always thought it's a real case of the bigger, the better with this artist.
I haven't seen the bigger ones in the flesh. In photos they look very nice. I am actually waiting for one now as I type. Was suppposed to be here by the end of the day (cleared customs).
One of each! I have two smaller HM prints but have always thought it's a real case of the bigger, the better with this artist. I haven't seen the bigger ones in the flesh. In photos they look very nice. I am actually waiting for one now as I type. Was suppposed to be here by the end of the day (cleared customs). |
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pippyt75
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Harland Miller..., by pippyt75 on Oct 21, 2016 22:30:23 GMT 1, One of each! I have two smaller HM prints but have always thought it's a real case of the bigger, the better with this artist. I haven't seen the bigger ones in the flesh. In photos they look very nice. I am actually waiting for one now as I type. Was suppposed to be here by the end of the day (cleared customs).
Which one did you go for? I'm sure you won't be disappointed! To be honest big or small these are some of the best quality screen prints I've seen
One of each! I have two smaller HM prints but have always thought it's a real case of the bigger, the better with this artist. I haven't seen the bigger ones in the flesh. In photos they look very nice. I am actually waiting for one now as I type. Was suppposed to be here by the end of the day (cleared customs). Which one did you go for? I'm sure you won't be disappointed! To be honest big or small these are some of the best quality screen prints I've seen |
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Harland Miller..., by corinthia on Oct 21, 2016 22:33:27 GMT 1, The larger one is Love Saves the Day. Family & wife friendly!
The larger one is Love Saves the Day. Family & wife friendly!
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Harland Miller..., by WOOF on Oct 21, 2016 22:46:09 GMT 1, I don't know how the employment laws work outside of the us, but in the us where most states are at-will employment, you can be laid off without cause at any moment. And if that happens and you're stuck paying off a piece of paper, that could end up hurting. The way you talk makes me think you don't have to worry about lost income like that, but most people that use schemes like ownart do. Or at least that's been my experience. Not that I take offense but I'm not quite sure I get what you mean by "the way you talk". Like most on here I would be very concerned with lost income. I am a human being with a family, house, car, etc... live in the US, work in an at-will work state and was laid off for well over a year in the past during the last US recession. My point is that is would be irresponsible to pay cash for any large purchase, (especially if you have it on hand), if / when you are being offered a payment plan at zero interest. You wouldn't pay cash for your car if you could have a zero or 1% interest loan, right? Wouldn't you rather make 3-5% on your money over 10-whatever months than make zero buy handing over a lump sum? Separately but probably most importantly if losing your job or loss of income is even a remote concern I might advise against buying the artwork altogether!
certainly wasn't meant to be at all rude when I said 'the way you talk'. I meant it sounded like you were reasonably well off. I think this forum is probably 50/50 for people that have a ton of disposable income, and people that like art and spend, objectively, maybe more than they should.
Re your last point, anyone who lives in an at will state should know that losing their job is always a concern, even if it's just remote. But we love art, right? So we do what we do ha. I was just advocating responsible spending 
I don't know how the employment laws work outside of the us, but in the us where most states are at-will employment, you can be laid off without cause at any moment. And if that happens and you're stuck paying off a piece of paper, that could end up hurting. The way you talk makes me think you don't have to worry about lost income like that, but most people that use schemes like ownart do. Or at least that's been my experience. Not that I take offense but I'm not quite sure I get what you mean by "the way you talk". Like most on here I would be very concerned with lost income. I am a human being with a family, house, car, etc... live in the US, work in an at-will work state and was laid off for well over a year in the past during the last US recession. My point is that is would be irresponsible to pay cash for any large purchase, (especially if you have it on hand), if / when you are being offered a payment plan at zero interest. You wouldn't pay cash for your car if you could have a zero or 1% interest loan, right? Wouldn't you rather make 3-5% on your money over 10-whatever months than make zero buy handing over a lump sum? Separately but probably most importantly if losing your job or loss of income is even a remote concern I might advise against buying the artwork altogether! certainly wasn't meant to be at all rude when I said 'the way you talk'. I meant it sounded like you were reasonably well off. I think this forum is probably 50/50 for people that have a ton of disposable income, and people that like art and spend, objectively, maybe more than they should. Re your last point, anyone who lives in an at will state should know that losing their job is always a concern, even if it's just remote. But we love art, right? So we do what we do ha. I was just advocating responsible spending |
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Harland Miller..., by pippyt75 on Oct 21, 2016 23:01:39 GMT 1, The larger one is Love Saves the Day. Family & wife friendly!
Great choice. Looks stunning, will keep wife happy, will make money. I think that's a full house!
The larger one is Love Saves the Day. Family & wife friendly! Great choice. Looks stunning, will keep wife happy, will make money. I think that's a full house! |
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Harland Miller..., by andyroo0312 on Oct 22, 2016 1:34:02 GMT 1, If you're still looking, Hangup still have the following at cost (the same as Other Criteria): The Me I Never Knew (ยฃ4.4k), Killing Bondage (ยฃ3.9k) On Me Not In Me (ยฃ3.9k) and There's No Business (ยฃ3.9k) By getting through them, you can take advantage of the Own Art scheme which you can't via Other Criteria. This means you could get an interest-free loan of up to ยฃ2.5k off your purchase... Could be a good plan if you fancy taking the financial sting out of your HM purchase.
If you're still looking, Hangup still have the following at cost (the same as Other Criteria): The Me I Never Knew (ยฃ4.4k), Killing Bondage (ยฃ3.9k) On Me Not In Me (ยฃ3.9k) and There's No Business (ยฃ3.9k) By getting through them, you can take advantage of the Own Art scheme which you can't via Other Criteria. This means you could get an interest-free loan of up to ยฃ2.5k off your purchase... Could be a good plan if you fancy taking the financial sting out of your HM purchase. If you live within the EU the above are a option but if you live outside of the EU you will not get the full 20% vat taken off as they are not the source of the prints and are counted as secondary market sellers. I think it is called profit margin vat or something like that. link |
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Harland Miller..., by Viking Surfer on Oct 22, 2016 3:43:25 GMT 1, Bastards is a classic and a top 3 Harland IMO.
#1 This is where its fuck'i'ng at
#2 Don't let the bast'a'rds cheer you up
#3 Love Saves The Day?
Death what's in it for me? A close 4th or even 3rd.
That's factoring in wall friendly / popularity / cost-profit etc.
Of course there are a hundred others I like.....The Me I never knew, Pipe Down C*nt, Too Cool to Lose, F'u'ck Art Lets Dance, Incurable Romantic (grey ed. prob one of my all time favourites) etc.
Bastards is a classic and a top 3 Harland IMO.
#1 This is where its fuck'i'ng at
#2 Don't let the bast'a'rds cheer you up
#3 Love Saves The Day?
Death what's in it for me? A close 4th or even 3rd.
That's factoring in wall friendly / popularity / cost-profit etc.
Of course there are a hundred others I like.....The Me I never knew, Pipe Down C*nt, Too Cool to Lose, F'u'ck Art Lets Dance, Incurable Romantic (grey ed. prob one of my all time favourites) etc.
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Harland Miller..., by pklong17 on Feb 7, 2017 20:28:57 GMT 1, Ingleby Gallery have some large ( 138x110 cm ) 22 colour screenprints for sale for ยฃ4200 inc VAT. These look great in the flesh, the 22 layers adding real depth to the print. Overcoming Optimismhttp://www.inglebygallery.com/edition/overcoming-optimism/ 
Ingleby Gallery have some large ( 138x110 cm ) 22 colour screenprints for sale for ยฃ4200 inc VAT. These look great in the flesh, the 22 layers adding real depth to the print. Overcoming Optimismhttp://www.inglebygallery.com/edition/overcoming-optimism/ This is now up to 4800+ VAT, but seems to be the most bang for your buck among available Harland Miller prints |
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Harland Miller..., by Deleted on Feb 7, 2017 20:59:47 GMT 1, Ingleby Gallery have some large ( 138x110 cm ) 22 colour screenprints for sale for ยฃ4200 inc VAT. These look great in the flesh, the 22 layers adding real depth to the print. Overcoming Optimismhttp://www.inglebygallery.com/edition/overcoming-optimism/ This is now up to 4800+ VAT, but seems to be the most bang for your buck among available Harland Miller prints
Ingleby Gallery have some large ( 138x110 cm ) 22 colour screenprints for sale for ยฃ4200 inc VAT. These look great in the flesh, the 22 layers adding real depth to the print. Overcoming Optimismhttp://www.inglebygallery.com/edition/overcoming-optimism/ This is now up to 4800+ VAT, but seems to be the most bang for your buck among available Harland Miller prints Surprised this one is still at this price point considering where the other larger ones are currently. |
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yoyosh
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Harland Miller..., by yoyosh on Feb 7, 2017 21:23:55 GMT 1, Can someone lend me 4800 +VAT?
Can someone lend me 4800 +VAT?
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mawk
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Harland Miller..., by mawk on Feb 7, 2017 21:37:57 GMT 1, Can someone lend me 4800 +VAT?
It's ยฃ4800 INCLUDES vat! And Ingleby have been known to give a 10% discount so down to ยฃ4320 already. Better than ยฃ5760.
Can someone lend me 4800 +VAT? Good News! It's ยฃ4800 INCLUDES vat! And Ingleby have been known to give a 10% discount so down to ยฃ4320 already. Better than ยฃ5760. |
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yoyosh
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Harland Miller..., by yoyosh on Feb 7, 2017 21:53:42 GMT 1, Can someone lend me 4320?
Can someone lend me 4320?
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