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Harland Miller: Painting For Charles Addams, by John The Badgers on May 13, 2017 19:16:53 GMT 1, You may be aware of this, but Reflex over in Amsterdam have this for £2200 + VAT.
You may be aware of this, but Reflex over in Amsterdam have this for £2200 + VAT.
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Harland Miller: Painting For Charles Addams, by John The Badgers on May 17, 2017 19:48:07 GMT 1, Appreciate the link Badgersurf an interesting read, good to get the background. Good luck with getting it framed up, a cracking print.
Appreciate the link Badgersurf an interesting read, good to get the background. Good luck with getting it framed up, a cracking print.
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Harland Miller: Painting For Charles Addams, by Boyle44 on May 28, 2017 21:06:05 GMT 1, Easy pass for me. Great size, great artist, but that particular work would never feature on my wall.
Completely agree
Easy pass for me. Great size, great artist, but that particular work would never feature on my wall. Completely agree |
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Harland Miller: Painting For Charles Addams, by charliem on Jun 8, 2017 16:56:18 GMT 1, For anyone unsure on this print, I highly recommend a trip to White Cube gallery to view it in person!
The photos do not do it justice, it's quite beautiful, not as dark as in the photos and the gold and the red really stand out.
Apparently Miller's favourite print too.
Fully screen printed and was framed next to the Giclee rags to polyester print, but the PFCA blows it out the water IMO. I can't believe this is still just £2400!
Proudly added to the collection!
For anyone unsure on this print, I highly recommend a trip to White Cube gallery to view it in person!
The photos do not do it justice, it's quite beautiful, not as dark as in the photos and the gold and the red really stand out.
Apparently Miller's favourite print too.
Fully screen printed and was framed next to the Giclee rags to polyester print, but the PFCA blows it out the water IMO. I can't believe this is still just £2400!
Proudly added to the collection!
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Harland Miller: Painting For Charles Addams, by Deleted on Jun 8, 2017 17:19:46 GMT 1, For anyone unsure on this print, I highly recommend a trip to White Cube gallery to view it in person! The photos do not do it justice, it's quite beautiful, not as dark as in the photos and the gold and the red really stand out. Apparently Miller's favourite print too. Fully screen printed and was framed next to the Giclee rags to polyester print, but the PFCA blows it out the water IMO. I can't believe this is still just £2400! Proudly added to the collection!
Mines being framed as we speak, looking forward to getting it home. Do you have any pics of it framed up?
For anyone unsure on this print, I highly recommend a trip to White Cube gallery to view it in person! The photos do not do it justice, it's quite beautiful, not as dark as in the photos and the gold and the red really stand out. Apparently Miller's favourite print too. Fully screen printed and was framed next to the Giclee rags to polyester print, but the PFCA blows it out the water IMO. I can't believe this is still just £2400! Proudly added to the collection! Mines being framed as we speak, looking forward to getting it home. Do you have any pics of it framed up? |
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Harland Miller: Painting For Charles Addams, by charliem on Jun 8, 2017 18:20:51 GMT 1, For anyone unsure on this print, I highly recommend a trip to White Cube gallery to view it in person! The photos do not do it justice, it's quite beautiful, not as dark as in the photos and the gold and the red really stand out. Apparently Miller's favourite print too. Fully screen printed and was framed next to the Giclee rags to polyester print, but the PFCA blows it out the water IMO. I can't believe this is still just £2400! Proudly added to the collection! Mines being framed as we speak, looking forward to getting it home. Do you have any pics of it framed up?
was float mounted with quite a big border from the frame in a white box frame. Looked perfect to me.
For anyone unsure on this print, I highly recommend a trip to White Cube gallery to view it in person! The photos do not do it justice, it's quite beautiful, not as dark as in the photos and the gold and the red really stand out. Apparently Miller's favourite print too. Fully screen printed and was framed next to the Giclee rags to polyester print, but the PFCA blows it out the water IMO. I can't believe this is still just £2400! Proudly added to the collection! Mines being framed as we speak, looking forward to getting it home. Do you have any pics of it framed up? No didn't take any pictures but will email the guy later and see if he would mind sending a couple over. was float mounted with quite a big border from the frame in a white box frame. Looked perfect to me. |
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Harland Miller: Painting For Charles Addams, by Deleted on Jun 8, 2017 18:28:22 GMT 1, Mines being framed as we speak, looking forward to getting it home. Do you have any pics of it framed up? No didn't take any pictures but will email the guy later and see if he would mind sending a couple over. was float mounted with quite a big border from the frame in a white box frame. Looked perfect to me.
Cheers, would be great if he can
I have gone for the gallery framers suggestion (Darbyshire framers)
Moulding: A42 (22 x 48) Sapelle Wood
Stain: Ash Black
Finish: Hand Wax
Fillet: 20mm 401
Glass: 3mm VA UV grade perspex (2030/3050)
Hanger: 12mm Birch ply sub + Meridian
Mount: Heritage white 1650 micron (1220/1635)
Method: Float Mounted
Dimensions: 1390 x 1002 mm
Mines being framed as we speak, looking forward to getting it home. Do you have any pics of it framed up? No didn't take any pictures but will email the guy later and see if he would mind sending a couple over. was float mounted with quite a big border from the frame in a white box frame. Looked perfect to me. Cheers, would be great if he can I have gone for the gallery framers suggestion (Darbyshire framers) Moulding: A42 (22 x 48) Sapelle Wood Stain: Ash Black Finish: Hand Wax Fillet: 20mm 401 Glass: 3mm VA UV grade perspex (2030/3050) Hanger: 12mm Birch ply sub + Meridian Mount: Heritage white 1650 micron (1220/1635) Method: Float Mounted Dimensions: 1390 x 1002 mm |
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Harland Miller: Painting For Charles Addams, by charliem on Jun 12, 2017 20:10:28 GMT 1, No didn't take any pictures but will email the guy later and see if he would mind sending a couple over. was float mounted with quite a big border from the frame in a white box frame. Looked perfect to me. Cheers, would be great if he can I have gone for the gallery framers suggestion (Darbyshire framers) Moulding: A42 (22 x 48) Sapelle Wood Stain: Ash Black Finish: Hand Wax Fillet: 20mm 401 Glass: 3mm VA UV grade perspex (2030/3050) Hanger: 12mm Birch ply sub + Meridian Mount: Heritage white 1650 micron (1220/1635) Method: Float Mounted Dimensions: 1390 x 1002 mm
Only thing I would change is the glass for less reflection.
Cant be many left now!
temporary pic upload
No didn't take any pictures but will email the guy later and see if he would mind sending a couple over. was float mounted with quite a big border from the frame in a white box frame. Looked perfect to me. Cheers, would be great if he can I have gone for the gallery framers suggestion (Darbyshire framers) Moulding: A42 (22 x 48) Sapelle Wood Stain: Ash Black Finish: Hand Wax Fillet: 20mm 401 Glass: 3mm VA UV grade perspex (2030/3050) Hanger: 12mm Birch ply sub + Meridian Mount: Heritage white 1650 micron (1220/1635) Method: Float Mounted Dimensions: 1390 x 1002 mm Here is a picture of the one at white cube. Only thing I would change is the glass for less reflection. Cant be many left now! temporary pic upload |
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Harland Miller: Painting For Charles Addams, by Ruggs on Jun 17, 2017 20:21:49 GMT 1, Now £3k at White Cube.
Now £3k at White Cube.
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Harland Miller: Painting For Charles Addams, by badgersurf on Jun 26, 2017 9:56:50 GMT 1, Was going for the white frame as per White Cubes example, but my framer convinced me to go for a red frame, so two weeks will see if I should have listen to him or not! Will post pictures when I get this back
Was going for the white frame as per White Cubes example, but my framer convinced me to go for a red frame, so two weeks will see if I should have listen to him or not! Will post pictures when I get this back
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Harland Miller: Painting For Charles Addams, by Deleted on Jul 4, 2017 17:14:01 GMT 1, Nice one, great to see it framed up, really like the gold
Lovely
Nice one, great to see it framed up, really like the gold
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Harland Miller: Painting For Charles Addams, by John The Badgers on Jul 4, 2017 19:26:47 GMT 1, Would agree, a top job on the framing, and a cracking print, a great combo!
Would agree, a top job on the framing, and a cracking print, a great combo!
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Harland Miller: Painting For Charles Addams, by kaos on Jul 4, 2017 20:31:34 GMT 1, Very nice. I wouldn't have thought of going in red but that looks great.
Very nice. I wouldn't have thought of going in red but that looks great.
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Harland Miller: Painting For Charles Addams, by Forbidden Love on Jul 26, 2017 17:18:17 GMT 1, Cheers, would be great if he can I have gone for the gallery framers suggestion (Darbyshire framers) Moulding: A42 (22 x 48) Sapelle Wood Stain: Ash Black Finish: Hand Wax Fillet: 20mm 401 Glass: 3mm VA UV grade perspex (2030/3050) Hanger: 12mm Birch ply sub + Meridian Mount: Heritage white 1650 micron (1220/1635) Method: Float Mounted Dimensions: 1390 x 1002 mm Here is a picture of the one at white cube. Only thing I would change is the glass for less reflection. Cant be many left now! temporary pic upload
I can't see this hanging around much longer, maybe not too many people know about this one?
the size of the print, its screened, the quality I'm sure is very good. I dont think the online image does it justice, id like to see it in person.
No other Harland Millers around this price. Even the new very small 'hates outta date' one is selling close to this.
Cheers, would be great if he can I have gone for the gallery framers suggestion (Darbyshire framers) Moulding: A42 (22 x 48) Sapelle Wood Stain: Ash Black Finish: Hand Wax Fillet: 20mm 401 Glass: 3mm VA UV grade perspex (2030/3050) Hanger: 12mm Birch ply sub + Meridian Mount: Heritage white 1650 micron (1220/1635) Method: Float Mounted Dimensions: 1390 x 1002 mm Here is a picture of the one at white cube. Only thing I would change is the glass for less reflection. Cant be many left now! temporary pic uploadI can't see this hanging around much longer, maybe not too many people know about this one? the size of the print, its screened, the quality I'm sure is very good. I dont think the online image does it justice, id like to see it in person. No other Harland Millers around this price. Even the new very small 'hates outta date' one is selling close to this. |
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Harland Miller: Painting For Charles Addams, by slipry on Jul 26, 2017 17:51:18 GMT 1, I think, (IMHO) w/ all H. Miller pieces, that the subject stokes the desirability. W/ this one, unless you are in a tormented type of relationship, or have been in the past, where this specific relationship identification is "2nd nature" , and you are willing to "wear it", does this particular piece speak strongly, and attractively to you (excuse the run-on!).
LOL
Hilarious that I just typed that out; but I think it holds weight. This Miller is a tough one to admit to on a personal level, and even if you relate, how well do you think the next bloke, guy, dude, lady etc.;.... "receives" that message in an attractive "light" to purchase the print (read: message)?
Ahhhh, good 'ol primal instincts getting in the way of 'good' art. ...or not : )
I think, (IMHO) w/ all H. Miller pieces, that the subject stokes the desirability. W/ this one, unless you are in a tormented type of relationship, or have been in the past, where this specific relationship identification is "2nd nature" , and you are willing to "wear it", does this particular piece speak strongly, and attractively to you (excuse the run-on!).
LOL
Hilarious that I just typed that out; but I think it holds weight. This Miller is a tough one to admit to on a personal level, and even if you relate, how well do you think the next bloke, guy, dude, lady etc.;.... "receives" that message in an attractive "light" to purchase the print (read: message)?
Ahhhh, good 'ol primal instincts getting in the way of 'good' art. ...or not : )
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Harland Miller: Painting For Charles Addams, by Deleted on Jul 26, 2017 17:59:49 GMT 1, I think, (IMHO) w/ all H. Miller pieces, that the subject stokes the desirability. W/ this one, unless you are in a tormented type of relationship, or have been in the past, where this specific relationship identification is " 2nd nature" , and you are willing to " wear it", does this particular piece speak strongly, and attractively to you (excuse the run-on!). LOL Hilarious that I just typed that out; but I think it holds weight. This Miller is a tough one to admit to on a personal level, and even if you relate, how well do you think the next bloke, guy, dude, lady etc.;.... "receives" that message in an attractive "light" to purchase the print (read: message)? Ahhhh, good 'ol primal instincts getting in the way of 'good' art. ...or not : )
I don't know. I'm more in the camp of "Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable" This one nails it for me.
I think, (IMHO) w/ all H. Miller pieces, that the subject stokes the desirability. W/ this one, unless you are in a tormented type of relationship, or have been in the past, where this specific relationship identification is " 2nd nature" , and you are willing to " wear it", does this particular piece speak strongly, and attractively to you (excuse the run-on!). LOL Hilarious that I just typed that out; but I think it holds weight. This Miller is a tough one to admit to on a personal level, and even if you relate, how well do you think the next bloke, guy, dude, lady etc.;.... "receives" that message in an attractive "light" to purchase the print (read: message)? Ahhhh, good 'ol primal instincts getting in the way of 'good' art. ...or not : ) I don't know. I'm more in the camp of "Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable" This one nails it for me. |
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Harland Miller: Painting For Charles Addams, by Happy Shopper on Jul 26, 2017 18:05:12 GMT 1, This is a little like Invader's Scooter... Just doesn't seem to fit with his other work.
It doesn't look like a book cover.
Plus it's dark. Actually dark, not just the message! 
This is a little like Invader's Scooter... Just doesn't seem to fit with his other work. It doesn't look like a book cover. Plus it's dark. Actually dark, not just the message! |
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Harland Miller: Painting For Charles Addams, by slipry on Jul 26, 2017 18:05:38 GMT 1, I think, (IMHO) w/ all H. Miller pieces, that the subject stokes the desirability. W/ this one, unless you are in a tormented type of relationship, or have been in the past, where this specific relationship identification is " 2nd nature" , and you are willing to " wear it", does this particular piece speak strongly, and attractively to you (excuse the run-on!). LOL Hilarious that I just typed that out; but I think it holds weight. This Miller is a tough one to admit to on a personal level, and even if you relate, how well do you think the next bloke, guy, dude, lady etc.;.... "receives" that message in an attractive "light" to purchase the print (read: message)? Ahhhh, good 'ol primal instincts getting in the way of 'good' art. ...or not : ) I don't know. I'm more in the camp of "Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable" This one nails it for me.
Correct; that was my point, even though it was presented in a round-about and long-winded way. My apologies ...
This is primal material he is working with, and if you are on-board with it, then you are comfortable.
Classic Miller material (IMHO); however, this particular piece dips it's toes in a little bit deeper into that "disturbed" deep-end of the pool.
...just my 2 cets from the peanut gallery : )
I think, (IMHO) w/ all H. Miller pieces, that the subject stokes the desirability. W/ this one, unless you are in a tormented type of relationship, or have been in the past, where this specific relationship identification is " 2nd nature" , and you are willing to " wear it", does this particular piece speak strongly, and attractively to you (excuse the run-on!). LOL Hilarious that I just typed that out; but I think it holds weight. This Miller is a tough one to admit to on a personal level, and even if you relate, how well do you think the next bloke, guy, dude, lady etc.;.... "receives" that message in an attractive "light" to purchase the print (read: message)? Ahhhh, good 'ol primal instincts getting in the way of 'good' art. ...or not : ) I don't know. I'm more in the camp of "Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable" This one nails it for me. Correct; that was my point, even though it was presented in a round-about and long-winded way. My apologies ... This is primal material he is working with, and if you are on-board with it, then you are comfortable. Classic Miller material (IMHO); however, this particular piece dips it's toes in a little bit deeper into that "disturbed" deep-end of the pool. ...just my 2 cets from the peanut gallery : ) |
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Harland Miller: Painting For Charles Addams, by Deleted on Jul 26, 2017 18:21:23 GMT 1, It's funny I don't see the darkness.. more a piss take of the 'our perfect relationship' people . No relationship is perfect and I love the words on this. It's not as physically dark in the flesh either. The gold pops beautifully. the 'penguin' obsession will die as Harland changes his style and i think these will prove a great buy at £3000!
Yes I am an owner..
It's funny I don't see the darkness.. more a piss take of the 'our perfect relationship' people . No relationship is perfect and I love the words on this. It's not as physically dark in the flesh either. The gold pops beautifully. the 'penguin' obsession will die as Harland changes his style and i think these will prove a great buy at £3000!
Yes I am an owner..
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Harland Miller: Painting For Charles Addams, by yorkie on Jul 26, 2017 20:12:02 GMT 1, It's funny I don't see the darkness.. more a piss take of the 'our perfect relationship' people . No relationship is perfect and I love the words on this. It's not as physically dark in the flesh either. The gold pops beautifully. the 'penguin' obsession will die as Harland changes his style and i think these will prove a great buy at £3000! Yes I am an owner..
For me, I am with you - I see this as a big piss take of the relationship.... where I do not agree with you is the penguin comment - it has been a great series and some of them just make me laugh.
I am an owner of it two and the gold is as you say beautiful.
Yorkie
It's funny I don't see the darkness.. more a piss take of the 'our perfect relationship' people . No relationship is perfect and I love the words on this. It's not as physically dark in the flesh either. The gold pops beautifully. the 'penguin' obsession will die as Harland changes his style and i think these will prove a great buy at £3000! Yes I am an owner.. Agree in the most part.... its what you interpret I suspect. For me, I am with you - I see this as a big piss take of the relationship.... where I do not agree with you is the penguin comment - it has been a great series and some of them just make me laugh. I am an owner of it two and the gold is as you say beautiful. Yorkie |
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Harland Miller: Painting For Charles Addams, by Deleted on Jul 26, 2017 20:15:49 GMT 1, It's funny I don't see the darkness.. more a piss take of the 'our perfect relationship' people . No relationship is perfect and I love the words on this. It's not as physically dark in the flesh either. The gold pops beautifully. the 'penguin' obsession will die as Harland changes his style and i think these will prove a great buy at £3000! Yes I am an owner.. Agree in the most part.... its what you interpret I suspect. For me, I am with you - I see this as a big piss take of the relationship.... where I do not agree with you is the penguin comment - it has been a great series and some of them just make me laugh. I am an owner of it two and the gold is as you say beautiful. Yorkie
The penguins are amazing! I 100% agree but they are a moment in time.. if harlands career lasted 30 years and penguins represented 3 that's 10%.. something far more incredible could be round the corner.. I also have a penguin and love it but it won't define his career for me..
It's funny I don't see the darkness.. more a piss take of the 'our perfect relationship' people . No relationship is perfect and I love the words on this. It's not as physically dark in the flesh either. The gold pops beautifully. the 'penguin' obsession will die as Harland changes his style and i think these will prove a great buy at £3000! Yes I am an owner.. Agree in the most part.... its what you interpret I suspect. For me, I am with you - I see this as a big piss take of the relationship.... where I do not agree with you is the penguin comment - it has been a great series and some of them just make me laugh. I am an owner of it two and the gold is as you say beautiful. Yorkie The penguins are amazing! I 100% agree but they are a moment in time.. if harlands career lasted 30 years and penguins represented 3 that's 10%.. something far more incredible could be round the corner.. I also have a penguin and love it but it won't define his career for me.. |
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Harland Miller: Painting For Charles Addams, by yorkie on Jul 26, 2017 20:20:46 GMT 1, Agree in the most part.... its what you interpret I suspect. For me, I am with you - I see this as a big piss take of the relationship.... where I do not agree with you is the penguin comment - it has been a great series and some of them just make me laugh. I am an owner of it two and the gold is as you say beautiful. Yorkie The penguins are amazing! I 100% agree but they are a moment in time.. if harlands career lasted 30 years and penguins represented 3 that's 10%.. something far more incredible could be round the corner.. I also have a penguin and love it but it won't define his career for me..
Yorkie
Agree in the most part.... its what you interpret I suspect. For me, I am with you - I see this as a big piss take of the relationship.... where I do not agree with you is the penguin comment - it has been a great series and some of them just make me laugh. I am an owner of it two and the gold is as you say beautiful. Yorkie The penguins are amazing! I 100% agree but they are a moment in time.. if harlands career lasted 30 years and penguins represented 3 that's 10%.. something far more incredible could be round the corner.. I also have a penguin and love it but it won't define his career for me.. Well stated - no argument on that from me..... Yorkie |
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Harland Miller: Painting For Charles Addams, by Deleted on Jul 26, 2017 20:31:40 GMT 1, The penguins are amazing! I 100% agree but they are a moment in time.. if harlands career lasted 30 years and penguins represented 3 that's 10%.. something far more incredible could be round the corner.. I also have a penguin and love it but it won't define his career for me.. Well stated - no argument on that from me..... Yorkie
And that ladies and gentleman is how you communicate on here.. mind blown!
The penguins are amazing! I 100% agree but they are a moment in time.. if harlands career lasted 30 years and penguins represented 3 that's 10%.. something far more incredible could be round the corner.. I also have a penguin and love it but it won't define his career for me.. Well stated - no argument on that from me..... Yorkie And that ladies and gentleman is how you communicate on here.. mind blown! |
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Harland Miller: Painting For Charles Addams, by ferg on Jul 27, 2017 21:28:45 GMT 1, picked up today from White cube, framed by derbyshire it's big, very big, bigger than i thought. Oh and my wife asked... are you going to put thats**tty poster looking thing in the cellar    
picked up today from White cube, framed by derbyshire it's big, very big, bigger than i thought. Oh and my wife asked... are you going to put thats**tty poster looking thing in the cellar Wait until you tell her how much you paid for the sh***y poster ! |
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Harland Miller: Painting For Charles Addams, by Deleted on Jul 27, 2017 21:55:39 GMT 1, picked up today from White cube, framed by derbyshire it's big, very big, bigger than i thought. Oh and my wife asked... are you going to put thats**tty poster looking thing in the cellar
Looks great right where it is
picked up today from White cube, framed by derbyshire it's big, very big, bigger than i thought. Oh and my wife asked... are you going to put thats**tty poster looking thing in the cellar Looks great right where it is |
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Harland Miller: Painting For Charles Addams, by yorkie on Jul 27, 2017 22:09:36 GMT 1, picked up today from White cube, framed by derbyshire it's big, very big, bigger than i thought. Oh and my wife asked... are you going to put thats**tty poster looking thing in the cellar
Perhaps she is not in 100% agreement with the sentiment?
I have to say you are a braver man than I to even dare frame and place this without the 'hang police' giving a thumbs up! Its not as if its 5inches by 10inches - I have it and its f'ing massive.... not one you can miss easily!
On a positive note..... the price of these have increased!
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picked up today from White cube, framed by derbyshire it's big, very big, bigger than i thought. Oh and my wife asked... are you going to put thats**tty poster looking thing in the cellar Did your wife read the words? Perhaps she is not in 100% agreement with the sentiment? I have to say you are a braver man than I to even dare frame and place this without the 'hang police' giving a thumbs up! Its not as if its 5inches by 10inches - I have it and its f'ing massive.... not one you can miss easily! On a positive note..... the price of these have increased! :-) Yorkie |
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Harland Miller: Painting For Charles Addams, by Viking Surfer on Jul 27, 2017 23:10:52 GMT 1, . Oh and my wife asked... are you going to put thats**tty poster looking thing in the cellar
 I love it when the wife chimes in with a comment.
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