singo369
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Harland Miller , by singo369 on Jun 16, 2017 8:01:37 GMT 1, I'm selling my Harland Miller I'll never forget what I can't remember, it's a printer proof, signed and numbered, large size 149cm x 110cm.
Brand new and never been framed...looking for SOLD, UK based and have forum references if needed. Any questions drop me a message! Thank you
I'm selling my Harland Miller I'll never forget what I can't remember, it's a printer proof, signed and numbered, large size 149cm x 110cm. Brand new and never been framed...looking for SOLD, UK based and have forum references if needed. Any questions drop me a message! Thank you
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Harland Miller , by kaos on Jun 16, 2017 9:04:36 GMT 1, I would have snapped this up two weeks a go. Having made a couple of big purchases can't justify another. Good price for a PP especially as the regular edition is currently at ยฃ16.5K. GLWS
I would have snapped this up two weeks a go. Having made a couple of big purchases can't justify another. Good price for a PP especially as the regular edition is currently at ยฃ16.5K. GLWS
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Harland Miller , by Catman 74 on Jun 16, 2017 9:35:16 GMT 1, Wow..great piece and price!someone should buy this in a heartbeat.. GLWTS mate.
Wow..great piece and price!someone should buy this in a heartbeat.. GLWTS mate.
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Harland Miller , by janpan on Jun 16, 2017 10:45:45 GMT 1, Forgot how beautiful I find this print
Forgot how beautiful I find this print
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Harland Miller , by singo369 on Jun 16, 2017 11:24:18 GMT 1, This is on hold now for a couple of hours
This is on hold now for a couple of hours
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Harland Miller , by Blakeies on Jun 16, 2017 13:36:22 GMT 1, That didn't take long! Not surprised though if it's priced cheaper than the normal edition of this print elsewhere.
That didn't take long! Not surprised though if it's priced cheaper than the normal edition of this print elsewhere.
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Harland Miller , by Poster Bob on Jun 16, 2017 14:28:11 GMT 1, I think it is still available since it's now on Ebay.
That didn't take long! Not surprised though if it's priced cheaper than the normal edition of this print elsewhere.
I think it is still available since it's now on Ebay. That didn't take long! Not surprised though if it's priced cheaper than the normal edition of this print elsewhere.
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Harland Miller , by singo369 on Jun 16, 2017 14:29:07 GMT 1, Mine isn't on eBay, it's also now sold
Mine isn't on eBay, it's also now sold
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Harland Miller , by Poster Bob on Jun 16, 2017 14:45:19 GMT 1, Someone else is also selling a PP then and asking ยฃ17.5k. Maybe you sold yourself short.
Mine isn't on eBay, it's also now sold
Someone else is also selling a PP then and asking ยฃ17.5k. Maybe you sold yourself short. Mine isn't on eBay, it's also now sold
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Harland Miller , by Deleted on Jun 16, 2017 14:48:22 GMT 1, Someone else is also selling a PP then and asking ยฃ17.5k. Maybe you sold yourself short. Mine isn't on eBay, it's also now sold asking for and selling for are oft very different Bob as you will know better than most.
It seems Singo369 is happy with what he sold the print for.
Someone else is also selling a PP then and asking ยฃ17.5k. Maybe you sold yourself short. Mine isn't on eBay, it's also now sold asking for and selling for are oft very different Bob as you will know better than most.
It seems Singo369 is happy with what he sold the print for.
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Harland Miller , by docean on Jun 16, 2017 14:49:36 GMT 1, Someone else is also selling a PP then and asking ยฃ17.5k. Maybe you sold yourself short. Mine isn't on eBay, it's also now sold
Well if their's is still for sale for 17.5 and his is now sold for 15, logic would dictate he didn't sell himself short.
Someone else is also selling a PP then and asking ยฃ17.5k. Maybe you sold yourself short. Mine isn't on eBay, it's also now sold Well if their's is still for sale for 17.5 and his is now sold for 15, logic would dictate he didn't sell himself short.
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Harland Miller , by daniel3886 on Jun 16, 2017 14:57:05 GMT 1, Someone else is also selling a PP then and asking ยฃ17.5k. Maybe you sold yourself short. Well if their's is still for sale for 17.5 and his is now sold for 15, logic would dictate he didn't sell himself short.
There are 3 of these but the timing is a bit of a coincidence.
Someone else is also selling a PP then and asking ยฃ17.5k. Maybe you sold yourself short. Well if their's is still for sale for 17.5 and his is now sold for 15, logic would dictate he didn't sell himself short. There are 3 of these but the timing is a bit of a coincidence.
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Harland Miller , by Poster Bob on Jun 16, 2017 15:06:16 GMT 1, You must have failed logic because you can't determine if someone is willing to pay more until the other sells for a higher amount.
Someone else is also selling a PP then and asking ยฃ17.5k. Maybe you sold yourself short. Well if their's is still for sale for 17.5 and his is now sold for 15, logic would dictate he didn't sell himself short.
You must have failed logic because you can't determine if someone is willing to pay more until the other sells for a higher amount. Someone else is also selling a PP then and asking ยฃ17.5k. Maybe you sold yourself short. Well if their's is still for sale for 17.5 and his is now sold for 15, logic would dictate he didn't sell himself short.
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Harland Miller , by pr.yu on Jun 16, 2017 15:21:18 GMT 1, Even Honda Accords sell for different prices to different people at different times, and there's not exactly a short supply of those. Some people get good deals. Some people get bad deals. Everyone gets a Honda Accord.
As the supply becomes more limited, and the desire for the commodity goes up, the difference between good deals and bad deals gets larger. Especially when there's the shadowy market where no one knows what anyone else paid. We'd all do ourselves a service if we just told everyone what we paid for things every time. It would take some of the mystique and power away from the galleries and give it back to the patrons.
But good luck getting that to happen.
So all we're left with for verifiable data are auction prices, and that's so little data it's hard to really price these commodities accurately. Makes this whole collecting business pretty nerve racking, I must say. I'm new in here and I already dread the question, "How much are you willing to pay?" No one wants to be insulting, but no one wants to get burned, either.
Even Honda Accords sell for different prices to different people at different times, and there's not exactly a short supply of those. Some people get good deals. Some people get bad deals. Everyone gets a Honda Accord.
As the supply becomes more limited, and the desire for the commodity goes up, the difference between good deals and bad deals gets larger. Especially when there's the shadowy market where no one knows what anyone else paid. We'd all do ourselves a service if we just told everyone what we paid for things every time. It would take some of the mystique and power away from the galleries and give it back to the patrons.
But good luck getting that to happen.
So all we're left with for verifiable data are auction prices, and that's so little data it's hard to really price these commodities accurately. Makes this whole collecting business pretty nerve racking, I must say. I'm new in here and I already dread the question, "How much are you willing to pay?" No one wants to be insulting, but no one wants to get burned, either.
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Harland Miller , by docean on Jun 16, 2017 15:49:40 GMT 1, You must have failed logic because you can't determine if someone is willing to pay more until the other sells for a higher amount. Well if their's is still for sale for 17.5 and his is now sold for 15, logic would dictate he didn't sell himself short.
You are clearly the largest troll around. The higher priced hasn't sold. Thus price point has to be lower to meet current demand levels. It's basic economics.
You must have failed logic because you can't determine if someone is willing to pay more until the other sells for a higher amount. Well if their's is still for sale for 17.5 and his is now sold for 15, logic would dictate he didn't sell himself short. You are clearly the largest troll around. The higher priced hasn't sold. Thus price point has to be lower to meet current demand levels. It's basic economics.
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Harland Miller , by sufsean on Jun 16, 2017 16:03:35 GMT 1, If anyone is looking for standard edition at 15gbp- perhaps give me a message, especially if you're in states...
If anyone is looking for standard edition at 15gbp- perhaps give me a message, especially if you're in states...
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Harland Miller , by firstimer on Jun 16, 2017 16:12:04 GMT 1, Where is the standard edition being sold for 16.5k GBP? Congrats on the sale
Where is the standard edition being sold for 16.5k GBP? Congrats on the sale
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Harland Miller , by politestorm on Jun 16, 2017 16:52:48 GMT 1, Great piece. Well done on the sale. Very envious of the new owner.
Great piece. Well done on the sale. Very envious of the new owner.
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Harland Miller , by Coach on Jun 16, 2017 16:52:53 GMT 1, Even Honda Accords sell for different prices to different people at different times, and there's not exactly a short supply of those. Some people get good deals. Some people get bad deals. Everyone gets a Honda Accord. As the supply becomes more limited, and the desire for the commodity goes up, the difference between good deals and bad deals gets larger. Especially when there's the shadowy market where no one knows what anyone else paid. We'd all do ourselves a service if we just told everyone what we paid for things every time. It would take some of the mystique and power away from the galleries and give it back to the patrons. But good luck getting that to happen. So all we're left with for verifiable data are auction prices, and that's so little data it's hard to really price these commodities accurately. Makes this whole collecting business pretty nerve racking, I must say. I'm new in here and I already dread the question, "How much are you willing to pay?" No one wants to be insulting, but no one wants to get burned, either.
I find it so sad that art is described as "commodities".
Even Honda Accords sell for different prices to different people at different times, and there's not exactly a short supply of those. Some people get good deals. Some people get bad deals. Everyone gets a Honda Accord. As the supply becomes more limited, and the desire for the commodity goes up, the difference between good deals and bad deals gets larger. Especially when there's the shadowy market where no one knows what anyone else paid. We'd all do ourselves a service if we just told everyone what we paid for things every time. It would take some of the mystique and power away from the galleries and give it back to the patrons. But good luck getting that to happen. So all we're left with for verifiable data are auction prices, and that's so little data it's hard to really price these commodities accurately. Makes this whole collecting business pretty nerve racking, I must say. I'm new in here and I already dread the question, "How much are you willing to pay?" No one wants to be insulting, but no one wants to get burned, either. I find it so sad that art is described as "commodities".
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Harland Miller , by stelio on Jun 16, 2017 16:57:05 GMT 1, ^Art was an commodity way before you were even a thought in this world and will continue to be one long after you and I are gone. Just the harsh facts.
^Art was an commodity way before you were even a thought in this world and will continue to be one long after you and I are gone. Just the harsh facts.
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Harland Miller , by pr.yu on Jun 16, 2017 17:00:24 GMT 1, Even Honda Accords sell for different prices to different people at different times, and there's not exactly a short supply of those. Some people get good deals. Some people get bad deals. Everyone gets a Honda Accord. As the supply becomes more limited, and the desire for the commodity goes up, the difference between good deals and bad deals gets larger. Especially when there's the shadowy market where no one knows what anyone else paid. We'd all do ourselves a service if we just told everyone what we paid for things every time. It would take some of the mystique and power away from the galleries and give it back to the patrons. But good luck getting that to happen. So all we're left with for verifiable data are auction prices, and that's so little data it's hard to really price these commodities accurately. Makes this whole collecting business pretty nerve racking, I must say. I'm new in here and I already dread the question, "How much are you willing to pay?" No one wants to be insulting, but no one wants to get burned, either. I find it so sad that art is described as "commodities".
But galleries and auction houses don't. Believe me, I wouldn't buy anything that didn't make me feel something, but the reason the galleries and auction houses always win is because we are unwilling to be honest with each other about the monetary value of those feelings. And the more we keep what we're selling this stuff for a secret, the better off they are.
Even Honda Accords sell for different prices to different people at different times, and there's not exactly a short supply of those. Some people get good deals. Some people get bad deals. Everyone gets a Honda Accord. As the supply becomes more limited, and the desire for the commodity goes up, the difference between good deals and bad deals gets larger. Especially when there's the shadowy market where no one knows what anyone else paid. We'd all do ourselves a service if we just told everyone what we paid for things every time. It would take some of the mystique and power away from the galleries and give it back to the patrons. But good luck getting that to happen. So all we're left with for verifiable data are auction prices, and that's so little data it's hard to really price these commodities accurately. Makes this whole collecting business pretty nerve racking, I must say. I'm new in here and I already dread the question, "How much are you willing to pay?" No one wants to be insulting, but no one wants to get burned, either. I find it so sad that art is described as "commodities". But galleries and auction houses don't. Believe me, I wouldn't buy anything that didn't make me feel something, but the reason the galleries and auction houses always win is because we are unwilling to be honest with each other about the monetary value of those feelings. And the more we keep what we're selling this stuff for a secret, the better off they are.
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Harland Miller , by Coach on Jun 16, 2017 19:03:10 GMT 1, ^Art was an commodity way before you were even a thought in this world and will continue to be one long after you and I are gone. Just the harsh facts.
Maybe so. But it seems increasingly the case that many on here place the value/profit/hype of art as the primary consideration. Which rather flies in the face of the rebellious roots of urban and street art. I appreciate that I am in a minority these days.
^Art was an commodity way before you were even a thought in this world and will continue to be one long after you and I are gone. Just the harsh facts. Maybe so. But it seems increasingly the case that many on here place the value/profit/hype of art as the primary consideration. Which rather flies in the face of the rebellious roots of urban and street art. I appreciate that I am in a minority these days.
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Harland Miller , by pr.yu on Jun 16, 2017 19:58:50 GMT 1, ^Art was an commodity way before you were even a thought in this world and will continue to be one long after you and I are gone. Just the harsh facts. Maybe so. But it seems increasingly the case that many on here place the value/profit/hype of art as the primary consideration. Which rather flies in the face of the rebellious roots of urban and street art. I appreciate that I am in a minority these days.
Fight the power!
^Art was an commodity way before you were even a thought in this world and will continue to be one long after you and I are gone. Just the harsh facts. Maybe so. But it seems increasingly the case that many on here place the value/profit/hype of art as the primary consideration. Which rather flies in the face of the rebellious roots of urban and street art. I appreciate that I am in a minority these days. Fight the power!
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Harland Miller , by kaos on Jun 16, 2017 20:21:32 GMT 1, At Hang Up for ยฃ16.45K
At Hang Up for ยฃ16.45K
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Harland Miller , by vei on Jun 16, 2017 20:24:52 GMT 1, Maybe so. But it seems increasingly the case that many on here place the value/profit/hype of art as the primary consideration. Which rather flies in the face of the rebellious roots of urban and street art. I appreciate that I am in a minority these days. Fight the power!
Fight the power*
Unless it's Corbyn, yo
Maybe so. But it seems increasingly the case that many on here place the value/profit/hype of art as the primary consideration. Which rather flies in the face of the rebellious roots of urban and street art. I appreciate that I am in a minority these days. Fight the power! Fight the power* Unless it's Corbyn, yo
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Harland Miller , by Deleted on Jun 16, 2017 20:27:23 GMT 1, Fight the power* Unless it's Corbyn, yo
I think the cost alone of the older pioneers art means money has to be part of the consideration. ยฃ10,000+ on a piece of art is serious, so it can't be compared to buying a banksy / invader back in the day for ยฃ150.
Fight the power* Unless it's Corbyn, yo I think the cost alone of the older pioneers art means money has to be part of the consideration. ยฃ10,000+ on a piece of art is serious, so it can't be compared to buying a banksy / invader back in the day for ยฃ150.
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Harland Miller , by Coach on Jun 16, 2017 20:29:07 GMT 1, Maybe so. But it seems increasingly the case that many on here place the value/profit/hype of art as the primary consideration. Which rather flies in the face of the rebellious roots of urban and street art. I appreciate that I am in a minority these days. Fight the power!
I'm not sure I know quite what you mean.
Maybe so. But it seems increasingly the case that many on here place the value/profit/hype of art as the primary consideration. Which rather flies in the face of the rebellious roots of urban and street art. I appreciate that I am in a minority these days. Fight the power! I'm not sure I know quite what you mean.
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Harland Miller , by Coach on Jun 16, 2017 20:33:12 GMT 1, Fight the power* Unless it's Corbyn, yo I think the cost alone of the older pioneers art means money has to be part of the consideration. ยฃ10,000+ on a piece of art is serious, so it can't be compared to buying a banksy / invader back in the day for ยฃ150.
It's a fair point Russ. And I appreciate you engaging in such a way. I was merely expressing a regret. I was not suggesting that I am right and anyone else is wrong. That's hardly my place. However, the net effect is that I have pretty much given up posting on the artists you might not know thread, because people seemed much more interested in the price check threads. Lots of others have given up posting pictures of street art and graff. I find that a crying shame. The London street art thread in particular was fabulous.
Fight the power* Unless it's Corbyn, yo I think the cost alone of the older pioneers art means money has to be part of the consideration. ยฃ10,000+ on a piece of art is serious, so it can't be compared to buying a banksy / invader back in the day for ยฃ150. It's a fair point Russ. And I appreciate you engaging in such a way. I was merely expressing a regret. I was not suggesting that I am right and anyone else is wrong. That's hardly my place. However, the net effect is that I have pretty much given up posting on the artists you might not know thread, because people seemed much more interested in the price check threads. Lots of others have given up posting pictures of street art and graff. I find that a crying shame. The London street art thread in particular was fabulous.
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Harland Miller , by pr.yu on Jun 16, 2017 20:33:32 GMT 1, I'm not sure I know quite what you mean.
Love it because you love it, not because of its financial worth.
I'm not sure I know quite what you mean. Love it because you love it, not because of its financial worth.
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Harland Miller , by Coach on Jun 16, 2017 20:34:49 GMT 1, I'm not sure I know quite what you mean. Love it because you love it, not because of its financial worth.
Well that I agree wholeheartedly with.
I'm not sure I know quite what you mean. Love it because you love it, not because of its financial worth. Well that I agree wholeheartedly with.
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