Is this sold out??

Have bought stuff multiple times from James at Manifold, it is never cheap but the prints are always top quality. This looks up there with Harland's best editions.

If this is a print... I mean... Oh come on

Thats what the print looks like. Not hand finished. The large Happiness and Armageddon look similar. But sure looks like a painting. Manifold and Paragon are phenomenal.

If you live outside the EU, you will save 20 pent , no vat

I'll indulge in splitting hairs:

The placement of the "p.s." by both Manifold Editions (in its print release description) and Blain|Southern Berlin (in its 2016 show title) has the advantage of making grammatical sense.

Harland Miller's placement (on his original canvas and print) does have a logic to it, but it's strictly a compositional one.

Well stated. Collecting and investing can be two different things sometimes. Although paradoxically, it can also be the same. However, money should never diminish your passion. There is so much good art out there at very reasonable prices. Collect what moves you and keep a level head on your finances.

I’ve seen the large and small versions and neither will disappoint.
I don’t think many expected a return to his Penguin pieces but if this does end up being the last it’s up there with his best. The silver makes it for me.

Agreed.  To give some sense of perspective to forumites, David Hockney's latest series of iPad prints were released at four galleries around the world, all at the same price of $20,000 each plus import duty from USA. There were twenty or so prints, each with a run of 25.

Harland Miller is a very good artist - I think your comment applies more to the Connor Bros who have just printed out greetings cards in large format.

what do you love about it?

Tonight we make food

and eat it in front of the poor

I've seen aesthetically stunning advertising on a van.

   For me Miller and Shrigley etc is more annoying than witty, it's like the guy with a comb over at a party or annoying kid who comes up with a funny line and gets some sympathetic laughs from people and does it again and again and again believing they are clever because someone showed them some form of acceptance.

 The way I see it is that Shrigley and Miller are churning out this stuff as long as the galleries are selling it to people with money before the novelty and fashion wears off. 

   If you see a slab of silver paint bordered with yellow and some lettering as aesthetically stunning I do agree that as a color scheme and decorative image it is pleasing to the eye.

I'm not sure about any emotion from this image apart from it comes across as pretentious faux wit.

    I understand the that someone pays 20K for a print purely for investment. As I doubt you would be prepared to pay a fraction of 20K for a similar art which is just as aesthetically stunning (yourwords) with an equally witty slogan done in lettra set by any other artist.


 I don't choose my art, the art I buy chooses me.

What exactly are their resumes and credentials?  I have heard both sort of blithely referred to as brilliant geniuses, but I haven't been able to understand how, or why I should agree.  I've done a bit of searching and just can't find anything that makes me see how these guys are going to leave a lasting mark that would justify the prices people are paying. 

It's impossible to disagree with you that the image pleases you - and more power to you!  But on a more objective note, what exactly are the bona fides of these guys?