cnrdvln
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10k on art?, by cnrdvln on Mar 25, 2019 13:59:48 GMT 1, I remember something similar on this before but can't find it.
Interested to see what the you you purchase with 10k purely for art.... such a wide group of interests and tastes ๐
I remember something similar on this before but can't find it.
Interested to see what the you you purchase with 10k purely for art.... such a wide group of interests and tastes ๐
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JL Broooks
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10k on art?, by JL Broooks on Mar 25, 2019 14:34:49 GMT 1, So these are the answers you're going to get:
The Sneakerheads: Kaws, Sam Friedman, Hebru Brantley and Austin Lee. Buy anything you can get from these ones. Brooklyn print for 6K? Do it. The Europeans: Invader, Pejac, Dran and Paco Pomet. Pejac is going through the roof when his NY show is coming, and as soon as Dran changes management, he will reach new heights again. Invader is re-rocketing and Paco is Paco. All these 4 are no brainers. The Brits: Banksy, Banksy and Banksy. Anything Banksy, always! And a little bit Hirst of course. And Stik - we need much more from Stik. Safer investments than UK government bonds. The Contemporarians: Harland Miller for sure. Give the man another book-cover and he will convert it to gold. And Sperling. Nothing like a good old flower vase that you would never put flowers in. Jonas Wood, Mike Lee and Gokita is also a must and a safe bet. The Traditionalists: Adam Neate all the way man. And Micallef. Totally undervalued and art-worlds biggest misunderstanding that the market left these guys. Recovery is just around the corner. The Norwegians: Dolk and Sandra Chevrier. And Martin Whatson - anything Whatson. And dont get me started on Pobel - the old new Banksy.
There you have your answer - take it with a pinch of salt
Disclaimer: I collect many of the above myself - this was just an intent of a humorous start of the week
Edit: Added Invader, Jonas Wood and Stik as correctly commented by some
So these are the answers you're going to get: The Sneakerheads: Kaws, Sam Friedman, Hebru Brantley and Austin Lee. Buy anything you can get from these ones. Brooklyn print for 6K? Do it. The Europeans: Invader, Pejac, Dran and Paco Pomet. Pejac is going through the roof when his NY show is coming, and as soon as Dran changes management, he will reach new heights again. Invader is re-rocketing and Paco is Paco. All these 4 are no brainers. The Brits: Banksy, Banksy and Banksy. Anything Banksy, always! And a little bit Hirst of course. And Stik - we need much more from Stik. Safer investments than UK government bonds. The Contemporarians: Harland Miller for sure. Give the man another book-cover and he will convert it to gold. And Sperling. Nothing like a good old flower vase that you would never put flowers in. Jonas Wood, Mike Lee and Gokita is also a must and a safe bet. The Traditionalists: Adam Neate all the way man. And Micallef. Totally undervalued and art-worlds biggest misunderstanding that the market left these guys. Recovery is just around the corner. The Norwegians: Dolk and Sandra Chevrier. And Martin Whatson - anything Whatson. And dont get me started on Pobel - the old new Banksy. There you have your answer - take it with a pinch of salt Disclaimer: I collect many of the above myself - this was just an intent of a humorous start of the week Edit: Added Invader, Jonas Wood and Stik as correctly commented by some
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teabaggins
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10k on art?, by teabaggins on Mar 25, 2019 14:39:57 GMT 1, So these are the answers you're going to get: The Sneakerheads: Kaws, Sam Friedman, Hebru Brantley and Austin Lee. Buy anything you can get from these ones. Brooklyn print for 6K? Do it. The Europeans: Pejac, Dran and Paco Pomet. Pejac is going through the roof when his NY show is coming, and as soon as Dran changes management, he will reach new heights again. And Paco is Paco. All these 3 are no brainers. The Brits: Banksy, Banksy and Banksy. Anything Banksy, always! And a little bit Hirst of course. Safer investment than UK government bonds. The Contemporarians: Harland Miller for sure. Give the man another book-cover and he will convert it to gold. And Sperling. Nothing like a good old flower vase that you would never put flowers in. Mike Lee and Gokita is also a must and a safe bet. The Traditionalists: Adam Neate all the way man. And Micallef. Totally undervalued and art-worlds biggest misunderstanding that the market left these guys. Recovery is just around the corner. The Norwegians: Dolk and Sandra Chevrier. And Martin Whatson - anything Whatson. And dont get me started on Pobel - the old new Banksy. There you have your answer - take it with a pinch of salt Disclaimer: I collect many of the above myself - this was just an intent of a humorous start of the week This was quite good but you forgot Jonas Wood. ๐
So these are the answers you're going to get: The Sneakerheads: Kaws, Sam Friedman, Hebru Brantley and Austin Lee. Buy anything you can get from these ones. Brooklyn print for 6K? Do it. The Europeans: Pejac, Dran and Paco Pomet. Pejac is going through the roof when his NY show is coming, and as soon as Dran changes management, he will reach new heights again. And Paco is Paco. All these 3 are no brainers. The Brits: Banksy, Banksy and Banksy. Anything Banksy, always! And a little bit Hirst of course. Safer investment than UK government bonds. The Contemporarians: Harland Miller for sure. Give the man another book-cover and he will convert it to gold. And Sperling. Nothing like a good old flower vase that you would never put flowers in. Mike Lee and Gokita is also a must and a safe bet. The Traditionalists: Adam Neate all the way man. And Micallef. Totally undervalued and art-worlds biggest misunderstanding that the market left these guys. Recovery is just around the corner. The Norwegians: Dolk and Sandra Chevrier. And Martin Whatson - anything Whatson. And dont get me started on Pobel - the old new Banksy. There you have your answer - take it with a pinch of salt Disclaimer: I collect many of the above myself - this was just an intent of a humorous start of the week This was quite good but you forgot Jonas Wood. ๐
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cnrdvln
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10k on art?, by cnrdvln on Mar 25, 2019 14:42:17 GMT 1, So these are the answers you're going to get: The Sneakerheads: Kaws, Sam Friedman, Hebru Brantley and Austin Lee. Buy anything you can get from these ones. Brooklyn print for 6K? Do it. The Europeans: Pejac, Dran and Paco Pomet. Pejac is going through the roof when his NY show is coming, and as soon as Dran changes management, he will reach new heights again. And Paco is Paco. All these 3 are no brainers. The Brits: Banksy, Banksy and Banksy. Anything Banksy, always! And a little bit Hirst of course. Safer investment than UK government bonds. The Contemporarians: Harland Miller for sure. Give the man another book-cover and he will convert it to gold. And Sperling. Nothing like a good old flower vase that you would never put flowers in. Mike Lee and Gokita is also a must and a safe bet. The Traditionalists: Adam Neate all the way man. And Micallef. Totally undervalued and art-worlds biggest misunderstanding that the market left these guys. Recovery is just around the corner. The Norwegians: Dolk and Sandra Chevrier. And Martin Whatson - anything Whatson. And dont get me started on Pobel - the old new Banksy. There you have your answer - take it with a pinch of salt Disclaimer: I collect many of the above myself - this was just an intent of a humorous start of the week
Great summary of this forum ๐คฃ๐คฃ
So these are the answers you're going to get: The Sneakerheads: Kaws, Sam Friedman, Hebru Brantley and Austin Lee. Buy anything you can get from these ones. Brooklyn print for 6K? Do it. The Europeans: Pejac, Dran and Paco Pomet. Pejac is going through the roof when his NY show is coming, and as soon as Dran changes management, he will reach new heights again. And Paco is Paco. All these 3 are no brainers. The Brits: Banksy, Banksy and Banksy. Anything Banksy, always! And a little bit Hirst of course. Safer investment than UK government bonds. The Contemporarians: Harland Miller for sure. Give the man another book-cover and he will convert it to gold. And Sperling. Nothing like a good old flower vase that you would never put flowers in. Mike Lee and Gokita is also a must and a safe bet. The Traditionalists: Adam Neate all the way man. And Micallef. Totally undervalued and art-worlds biggest misunderstanding that the market left these guys. Recovery is just around the corner. The Norwegians: Dolk and Sandra Chevrier. And Martin Whatson - anything Whatson. And dont get me started on Pobel - the old new Banksy. There you have your answer - take it with a pinch of salt Disclaimer: I collect many of the above myself - this was just an intent of a humorous start of the week Great summary of this forum ๐คฃ๐คฃ
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10k on art?, by Deleted on Mar 25, 2019 14:45:22 GMT 1, And one member who will just say Ian Francis regardless of whether it is a ยฃ10 budget or a all the money in the world budget
Oh and Jake Wood Evans but really just Ian Francis
And one member who will just say Ian Francis regardless of whether it is a ยฃ10 budget or a all the money in the world budget
Oh and Jake Wood Evans but really just Ian Francis
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10k on art?, by Deleted on Mar 25, 2019 17:17:58 GMT 1, If I had 10K to spend I would spend it all on one piece of art. But I don't think any piece of urban art is worth 10K so I probably wouldn't.
If I had 10K to spend I would spend it all on one piece of art. But I don't think any piece of urban art is worth 10K so I probably wouldn't.
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10k on art?, by Happy Shopper on Mar 25, 2019 17:21:50 GMT 1, Todd James canvas probably... if they still go for anything like that!
Todd James canvas probably... if they still go for anything like that!
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10k on art?, by Gurn on Mar 25, 2019 17:26:32 GMT 1, My answer to this would change on a daily basis, but today it would be the best single Marc Quinn piece that 10k would buy me.
My answer to this would change on a daily basis, but today it would be the best single Marc Quinn piece that 10k would buy me.
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nobokov
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10k on art?, by nobokov on Mar 25, 2019 22:34:06 GMT 1, I'd blow the whole wad on KAWS open editions.
I'd blow the whole wad on KAWS open editions.
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10k on art?, by rootona on Mar 25, 2019 23:04:52 GMT 1, Stik print.
Stik print.
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19818914
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10k on art?, by 19818914 on Mar 26, 2019 0:31:18 GMT 1, If I had 10k Iโd buy a painting that costs 50k.
If I had 10k Iโd buy a painting that costs 50k.
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10k on art?, by CREAM on Mar 26, 2019 0:43:37 GMT 1, Todd James canvas probably... if they still go for anything like that!
Came in to say this but I think we could only afford something on paper for that amount, maybe a small canvas. His massive canvas works go for about 40k these days I believe.
Todd James canvas probably... if they still go for anything like that! Came in to say this but I think we could only afford something on paper for that amount, maybe a small canvas. His massive canvas works go for about 40k these days I believe.
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10k on art?, by Hairbland on Mar 26, 2019 1:18:33 GMT 1, I'd blow the whole wad on KAWS open editions. I bought 10K of the Uniqlo Sesame Sets w/box, are you saying this was a good investment or are you being sarcastic? Iโm not concerned about the art police, We got divorced for other reasons a few years ago but my post-divorce funds are limited and Iโd hate to make a bad investment. Plus it is difficult to store them, I had to get a rental space which is costing me $259 a month.
I'd blow the whole wad on KAWS open editions. I bought 10K of the Uniqlo Sesame Sets w/box, are you saying this was a good investment or are you being sarcastic? Iโm not concerned about the art police, We got divorced for other reasons a few years ago but my post-divorce funds are limited and Iโd hate to make a bad investment. Plus it is difficult to store them, I had to get a rental space which is costing me $259 a month.
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kuni
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10k on art?, by kuni on Mar 26, 2019 1:30:26 GMT 1, Todd James canvas probably... if they still go for anything like that! Came in to say this but I think we could only afford something on paper for that amount, maybe a small canvas. His massive canvas works go for about 40k these days I believe. This is correct. His large canvas at Beyond the Streets was $40k.
Todd James canvas probably... if they still go for anything like that! Came in to say this but I think we could only afford something on paper for that amount, maybe a small canvas. His massive canvas works go for about 40k these days I believe. This is correct. His large canvas at Beyond the Streets was $40k.
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nobokov
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10k on art?, by nobokov on Mar 26, 2019 2:23:50 GMT 1, I'd blow the whole wad on KAWS open editions. I bought 10K of the Uniqlo Sesame Sets w/box, are you saying this was a good investment or are you being sarcastic? Iโm not concerned about the art police, We got divorced for other reasons a few years ago but my post-divorce funds are limited and Iโd hate to make a bad investment. Plus it is difficult to store them, I had to get a rental space which is costing me $259 a month. Great minds think alike, except I saved money buying 5000 of them when they were on sale, sans box.
I'd blow the whole wad on KAWS open editions. I bought 10K of the Uniqlo Sesame Sets w/box, are you saying this was a good investment or are you being sarcastic? Iโm not concerned about the art police, We got divorced for other reasons a few years ago but my post-divorce funds are limited and Iโd hate to make a bad investment. Plus it is difficult to store them, I had to get a rental space which is costing me $259 a month. Great minds think alike, except I saved money buying 5000 of them when they were on sale, sans box.
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Dive Jedi
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10k on art?, by Dive Jedi on Mar 26, 2019 4:36:23 GMT 1, I spent the whole 10K on Banksy Peckham Rocks. Set for life !
I spent the whole 10K on Banksy Peckham Rocks. Set for life !
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10k on art?, by irl1 on Mar 26, 2019 4:51:28 GMT 1, I spent the whole 10K on Banksy Peckham Rocks. Set for life ! You must be staying up all night to count them
I spent the whole 10K on Banksy Peckham Rocks. Set for life ! You must be staying up all night to count them
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Dive Jedi
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10k on art?, by Dive Jedi on Mar 26, 2019 5:11:53 GMT 1, I spent the whole 10K on Banksy Peckham Rocks. Set for life ! You must be staying up all night to count them I'm in Asia - it's noon here
What are you doing up? Milking the cows ? ?
I spent the whole 10K on Banksy Peckham Rocks. Set for life ! You must be staying up all night to count them I'm in Asia - it's noon here What are you doing up? Milking the cows ? ?
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10k on art?, by jensen on Mar 26, 2019 8:08:33 GMT 1, I would just buy what I like and enjoy it. You should buy your art for what it looks like, not for what itโs worth now or in the future. Itโs not always about the money / investment. If you buy a new car for 40k, you loose 10k after a year or two... So better ride an old one and spend some money on art. ;-)
I would just buy what I like and enjoy it. You should buy your art for what it looks like, not for what itโs worth now or in the future. Itโs not always about the money / investment. If you buy a new car for 40k, you loose 10k after a year or two... So better ride an old one and spend some money on art. ;-)
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10k on art?, by Carl Cashman on Mar 26, 2019 8:57:05 GMT 1, I would just buy what I like and enjoy it. You should buy your art for what it looks like, not for what itโs worth now or in the future. Itโs not always about the money / investment. If you buy a new car for 40k, you loose 10k after a year or two... So better ride an old one and spend some money on art. ;-) Unless you're minted, then 10k will always be an Investment
I would just buy what I like and enjoy it. You should buy your art for what it looks like, not for what itโs worth now or in the future. Itโs not always about the money / investment. If you buy a new car for 40k, you loose 10k after a year or two... So better ride an old one and spend some money on art. ;-) Unless you're minted, then 10k will always be an Investment
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irl1
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10k on art?, by irl1 on Mar 26, 2019 9:35:39 GMT 1, You must be staying up all night to count them I'm in Asia - it's noon here What are you doing up? Milking the cows ? ? One of those nights.
While your down that neck of the woods dump those Dingdong KAWS sellers in with the sharks
You must be staying up all night to count them I'm in Asia - it's noon here What are you doing up? Milking the cows ? ? One of those nights. While your down that neck of the woods dump those Dingdong KAWS sellers in with the sharks
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10k on art?, by Gard on Mar 26, 2019 10:11:19 GMT 1, Get something original. Find the galleries you like, talk to the gallerist and figure out what they belive in. Galleries will keep on working for the recognition of the artist you bought way after you take the work home.
Or get a Mehdi Ghadyanloo canvas. I'm doing a show with him after the summer with new paintings (#advertising) (Galleri Golsa, Norway)
Get something original. Find the galleries you like, talk to the gallerist and figure out what they belive in. Galleries will keep on working for the recognition of the artist you bought way after you take the work home. Or get a Mehdi Ghadyanloo canvas. I'm doing a show with him after the summer with new paintings (#advertising) ( Galleri Golsa, Norway)
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10k on art?, by Charlie Bronson on Mar 28, 2019 12:23:30 GMT 1, What Iโve bought the past 8 to 12 months or so. I buy what I want to hang up on my walls. I donโt really stick to one genre of art...like to mix it up. Anthony Lister painting Fabio La Fauci painting Jonni Cheatwood painting Michael Hussar painting Grant Haffner painting Seen painting Connor Brothers painting Sergio Garcia trike sculpture Adam Wallacavage candle stick set Revok print Zes print Small Kris Kuksi sculpture
What Iโve bought the past 8 to 12 months or so. I buy what I want to hang up on my walls. I donโt really stick to one genre of art...like to mix it up. Anthony Lister painting Fabio La Fauci painting Jonni Cheatwood painting Michael Hussar painting Grant Haffner painting Seen painting Connor Brothers painting Sergio Garcia trike sculpture Adam Wallacavage candle stick set Revok print Zes print Small Kris Kuksi sculpture
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10k on art?, by tdelsh on Mar 30, 2019 1:23:15 GMT 1, What Iโve bought the past 8 to 12 months or so. I buy what I want to hang up on my walls. I donโt really stick to one genre of art...like to mix it up. Anthony Lister painting Fabio La Fauci painting Jonni Cheatwood painting Michael Hussar painting Grant Haffner painting Seen painting Connor Brothers painting Sergio Garcia trike sculpture Adam Wallacavage candle stick set Revok print Zes print Small Kris Kuksi sculpture
sergio garcia for the win (dont know the others:) add a pick, is it the hands or the ashtray?
What Iโve bought the past 8 to 12 months or so. I buy what I want to hang up on my walls. I donโt really stick to one genre of art...like to mix it up. Anthony Lister painting Fabio La Fauci painting Jonni Cheatwood painting Michael Hussar painting Grant Haffner painting Seen painting Connor Brothers painting Sergio Garcia trike sculpture Adam Wallacavage candle stick set Revok print Zes print Small Kris Kuksi sculpture sergio garcia for the win (dont know the others:) add a pick, is it the hands or the ashtray?
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10k on art?, by thomasmer on Mar 30, 2019 3:47:17 GMT 1, Antony Lister painting.
seriously undervalued still
Antony Lister painting.
seriously undervalued still
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10k on art?, by Mr. Inanimate Object on Mar 30, 2019 4:34:06 GMT 1, The Netflix tax now on a Lister piece will hurt though...
The Netflix tax now on a Lister piece will hurt though...
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19818914
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10k on art?, by 19818914 on Mar 30, 2019 5:36:28 GMT 1, The Netflix tax now on a Lister piece will hurt though...
What that?
The Netflix tax now on a Lister piece will hurt though... What that?
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10k on art?, by Art! on Mar 30, 2019 14:16:03 GMT 1, The Netflix tax now on a Lister piece will hurt though... What that?
New Lister documentary on Netflix. Worth a watch.
The Netflix tax now on a Lister piece will hurt though... What that? New Lister documentary on Netflix. Worth a watch.
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19818914
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10k on art?, by 19818914 on Mar 30, 2019 16:55:45 GMT 1, Oh you mean because it brought him back to light? He was one of the best when I first found this forum. He never developed. Iโll check out the doc.
Oh you mean because it brought him back to light? He was one of the best when I first found this forum. He never developed. Iโll check out the doc.
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Charlie Bronson
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10k on art?, by Charlie Bronson on Mar 31, 2019 14:53:27 GMT 1, What Iโve bought the past 8 to 12 months or so. I buy what I want to hang up on my walls. I donโt really stick to one genre of art...like to mix it up. Anthony Lister painting Fabio La Fauci painting Jonni Cheatwood painting Michael Hussar painting Grant Haffner painting Seen painting Connor Brothers painting Sergio Garcia trike sculpture Adam Wallacavage candle stick set Revok print Zes print Small Kris Kuksi sculpture sergio garcia for the win (dont know the others:) add a pick, is it the hands or the ashtray? Love his hands and ashtray pieces. But, went for one of his bright red heart trikes
Re: Lister Luckily, like a lot of you, I've been a fan of Lister for years. I bought the painting before the Netflix release. I agree when you guys say he's really underrated and underpriced. As cheesy as it sounds, I like it when artists go all in and their personalities are reflective of their work; just out there in a strange way. Kind of reminds me of Choe a bit.
What Iโve bought the past 8 to 12 months or so. I buy what I want to hang up on my walls. I donโt really stick to one genre of art...like to mix it up. Anthony Lister painting Fabio La Fauci painting Jonni Cheatwood painting Michael Hussar painting Grant Haffner painting Seen painting Connor Brothers painting Sergio Garcia trike sculpture Adam Wallacavage candle stick set Revok print Zes print Small Kris Kuksi sculpture sergio garcia for the win (dont know the others:) add a pick, is it the hands or the ashtray? Love his hands and ashtray pieces. But, went for one of his bright red heart trikes Re: Lister Luckily, like a lot of you, I've been a fan of Lister for years. I bought the painting before the Netflix release. I agree when you guys say he's really underrated and underpriced. As cheesy as it sounds, I like it when artists go all in and their personalities are reflective of their work; just out there in a strange way. Kind of reminds me of Choe a bit.
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