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Pejac - Rayuela, by lg2771 on Mar 29, 2019 17:46:16 GMT 1, Why do people get very offended with Pejac
Why do people get very offended with Pejac
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cnrdvln
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Pejac - Rayuela, by cnrdvln on Apr 2, 2019 17:14:56 GMT 1, Does anyone know if there is BP on the migrate stuff? As it's for charity they might have it waved?
Does anyone know if there is BP on the migrate stuff? As it's for charity they might have it waved?
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Pejac - Rayuela, by Riotcops on Apr 11, 2019 15:39:07 GMT 1, ยฃ12k (ยฃ5-7k estimate)
ยฃ12k (ยฃ5-7k estimate)
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Pejac - Rayuela, by cyberkid on Apr 11, 2019 15:48:19 GMT 1, ยฃ12k is a decent result for this artwork.
Pejac made much better artworks (imo).
I am surprised...great !
ยฃ12k is a decent result for this artwork.
Pejac made much better artworks (imo).
I am surprised...great !
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Pejac - Rayuela, by Babyford on Apr 11, 2019 15:49:41 GMT 1, Was there any Buyers premium on the auction ?
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Pejac - Rayuela, by The Jokers Puppet on Apr 11, 2019 15:51:55 GMT 1, Anyone know what the Conor went for?
Anyone know what the Conor went for?
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Pejac - Rayuela, by cyberkid on Apr 11, 2019 15:54:31 GMT 1, Anyone know what the Conor went for?
11k
Anyone know what the Conor went for?
11k
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Pejac - Rayuela, by Riotcops on Apr 11, 2019 15:56:01 GMT 1, Was there any Buyers premium on the auction ?
Was there any Buyers premium on the auction ? I don't believe so as it was for charity. Didn't see any mention of BP on the lots. |
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Pejac - Rayuela, by jbelleit on Apr 11, 2019 15:59:22 GMT 1, It says on the website that it went for 15,000 pounds...but maybe that includes buyers premium...
It says on the website that it went for 15,000 pounds...but maybe that includes buyers premium... |
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Pejac - Rayuela, by Riotcops on Apr 11, 2019 16:01:57 GMT 1, It says on the website that it went for 15,000 pounds...but maybe that includes buyers premium...
It says on the website that it went for 15,000 pounds...but maybe that includes buyers premium... Ohh well than ya, that would be a 25% BP. Crazy. |
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Pejac - Rayuela, by jbelleit on Apr 11, 2019 16:02:00 GMT 1, Fantastic to see the Connor Brothers "all she wanted" (2019) giclee went for 5,250 pounds!!!! I am quite happy with that result as I finally got my first CB's print this year from Maddox.
And it appears most items are going for more than the max estimate...sheesh...
Fantastic to see the Connor Brothers "all she wanted" (2019) giclee went for 5,250 pounds!!!! I am quite happy with that result as I finally got my first CB's print this year from Maddox.
And it appears most items are going for more than the max estimate...sheesh...
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Pejac - Rayuela, by lukin56 on Apr 11, 2019 16:31:02 GMT 1, Solid result for this work at nearly 20k usd after fees.
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PEJAC
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Rayuela
signed and dated 'PEJAC 2019' on the reverse
charcoal, pencil, acrylic and a stone on pressed wood
67.4 x 60.1 cm (26 1/2 x 23 5/8 in.)
Executed in 2019, this work is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.
Estimate
ยฃ5,000 - 7,000 โ
SOLD FOR ยฃ15,000
Solid result for this work at nearly 20k usd after fees.
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PEJAC
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Rayuela
signed and dated 'PEJAC 2019' on the reverse
charcoal, pencil, acrylic and a stone on pressed wood
67.4 x 60.1 cm (26 1/2 x 23 5/8 in.)
Executed in 2019, this work is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.
Estimate
ยฃ5,000 - 7,000 โ
SOLD FOR ยฃ15,000
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Pejac - Rayuela, by .dappy on Apr 11, 2019 17:45:17 GMT 1, Fantastic to see the Connor Brothers "all she wanted" (2019) giclee went for 5,250 pounds!!!! I am quite happy with that result as I finally got my first CB's print this year from Maddox. And it appears most items are going for more than the max estimate...sheesh...
... a few here from yesterday's auction ...
www.tateward.com/auction/search?sd=2&pp=96&g=1&st=brothers&sto=0&au=2&w=False&pn=1
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Pejac - Rayuela, by Deleted on Apr 11, 2019 18:22:04 GMT 1, Fantastic to see the Connor Brothers "all she wanted" (2019) giclee went for 5,250 pounds!!!! I am quite happy with that result as I finally got my first CB's print this year from Maddox. And it appears most items are going for more than the max estimate...sheesh...
I've sold most of my collection to buy things I like more, but have kept a big, framed 'If You've Got A Skeleton In Your Closet...' It's by far my favourite work of theirs but seems to be one of the least valuable.
Fantastic to see the Connor Brothers "all she wanted" (2019) giclee went for 5,250 pounds!!!! I am quite happy with that result as I finally got my first CB's print this year from Maddox. And it appears most items are going for more than the max estimate...sheesh... A nice Connor Brothers, that. They're total one trick ponies - anything they do outside their pulp novel covers is usually crap - but when they find the right image they look great. Not deep or clever, but fun. Their images are much better when they've used the original book cover blown up, like they have here. More recently they seem to paint (or get someone else to paint) a copy of the original book images (e.g. this one: maddoxgallery.com/artwork/the-connor-brothers/commission-3/) and they look bloody awful. Not sure of their reasons for doing it. I've sold most of my collection to buy things I like more, but have kept a big, framed 'If You've Got A Skeleton In Your Closet...' It's by far my favourite work of theirs but seems to be one of the least valuable. |
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Pejac - Rayuela, by bradk on Apr 11, 2019 18:35:19 GMT 1, Having seen this piece in london on the opening night and having a good understanding of the concept behind Migrate art and what the artists are given as a briefing - I actually think this is and was a really clever work by PEJAC full of meaning and thought provoking about the children in the refugee camp and the game of chance that life is that we all play.
As with most art, if you are just looking at it and thinking "its hopscotch" then yes you will undervalue the image and the work as a whole - the placement of the stone in the work was a really nice clever touch too in my opinion
Having seen this piece in london on the opening night and having a good understanding of the concept behind Migrate art and what the artists are given as a briefing - I actually think this is and was a really clever work by PEJAC full of meaning and thought provoking about the children in the refugee camp and the game of chance that life is that we all play.
As with most art, if you are just looking at it and thinking "its hopscotch" then yes you will undervalue the image and the work as a whole - the placement of the stone in the work was a really nice clever touch too in my opinion
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Pejac - Rayuela, by jbelleit on Apr 11, 2019 18:37:12 GMT 1, Fantastic to see the Connor Brothers "all she wanted" (2019) giclee went for 5,250 pounds!!!! I am quite happy with that result as I finally got my first CB's print this year from Maddox. And it appears most items are going for more than the max estimate...sheesh... A nice Connor Brothers, that. They're total one trick ponies - anything they do outside their pulp novel covers is usually crap - but when they find the right image they look great. Not deep or clever, but fun. Their images are much better when they've used the original book cover blown up, like they have here. More recently they seem to paint (or get someone else to paint) a copy of the original book images (e.g. this one: maddoxgallery.com/artwork/the-connor-brothers/commission-3/) and they look bloody awful. Not sure of their reasons for doing it. I've sold most of my collection to buy things I like more, but have kept a big, framed 'If You've Got A Skeleton In Your Closet...' It's by far my favourite work of theirs but seems to be one of the least valuable.
maddoxgallery.com/news/the-connor-brothers-release-limited-edition-print/
But I think a lot of artists are one-trick ponies..but like my stocks, I diversify in art too. This is my first Connor Brothers and stoked to have gotten it from source to keep the cost down.
And while i didn't know the Closet print is one of the more least valuable, I too like it among their best.
Fantastic to see the Connor Brothers "all she wanted" (2019) giclee went for 5,250 pounds!!!! I am quite happy with that result as I finally got my first CB's print this year from Maddox. And it appears most items are going for more than the max estimate...sheesh... A nice Connor Brothers, that. They're total one trick ponies - anything they do outside their pulp novel covers is usually crap - but when they find the right image they look great. Not deep or clever, but fun. Their images are much better when they've used the original book cover blown up, like they have here. More recently they seem to paint (or get someone else to paint) a copy of the original book images (e.g. this one: maddoxgallery.com/artwork/the-connor-brothers/commission-3/) and they look bloody awful. Not sure of their reasons for doing it. I've sold most of my collection to buy things I like more, but have kept a big, framed 'If You've Got A Skeleton In Your Closet...' It's by far my favourite work of theirs but seems to be one of the least valuable. I picked this one up (which is not the original cover blown up like you like): maddoxgallery.com/news/the-connor-brothers-release-limited-edition-print/But I think a lot of artists are one-trick ponies..but like my stocks, I diversify in art too. This is my first Connor Brothers and stoked to have gotten it from source to keep the cost down. And while i didn't know the Closet print is one of the more least valuable, I too like it among their best. |
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Pejac - Rayuela, by Deleted on Apr 11, 2019 18:55:06 GMT 1, A nice Connor Brothers, that. They're total one trick ponies - anything they do outside their pulp novel covers is usually crap - but when they find the right image they look great. Not deep or clever, but fun. Their images are much better when they've used the original book cover blown up, like they have here. More recently they seem to paint (or get someone else to paint) a copy of the original book images (e.g. this one: maddoxgallery.com/artwork/the-connor-brothers/commission-3/) and they look bloody awful. Not sure of their reasons for doing it. I've sold most of my collection to buy things I like more, but have kept a big, framed 'If You've Got A Skeleton In Your Closet...' It's by far my favourite work of theirs but seems to be one of the least valuable. I picked this one up (which is not the original cover blown up like you like): maddoxgallery.com/news/the-connor-brothers-release-limited-edition-print/But I think a lot of artists are one-trick ponies..but like my stocks, I diversify in art too. This is my first Connor Brothers and stoked to have gotten it from source to keep the cost down. And while i didn't know the Closet print is one of the more least valuable, I too like it among their best.
I enjoy their pulp work, I just don't necessarily respect them as artists or think they have any further to go. Anything they've tried outside the book covers hasn't been good. But like you say, lots of artists find a thing that's successful and run with it. I'll never understand why Kaws is worth a fortune, for example, nor Stik (just my taste; I'm not saying they're bad). Mark Drew has one trick so far, and I really like it.
I wouldn't stump up for a big original by them (if I had the cash) because I think they're print artists, not painters. But their prints are fun. My Skeleton is one of my favourite things I own. Past sales prices suggest it is one of their least valuable, but I didn't pay loads for it and I don't think I'll ever sell, so no matter.
The thing I do respect a lot about them is that they do a lot for charity. Their huge prints for Calm that they did for, I think, The Affordable Art Fair last year looked great and raised a lot of money.
A nice Connor Brothers, that. They're total one trick ponies - anything they do outside their pulp novel covers is usually crap - but when they find the right image they look great. Not deep or clever, but fun. Their images are much better when they've used the original book cover blown up, like they have here. More recently they seem to paint (or get someone else to paint) a copy of the original book images (e.g. this one: maddoxgallery.com/artwork/the-connor-brothers/commission-3/) and they look bloody awful. Not sure of their reasons for doing it. I've sold most of my collection to buy things I like more, but have kept a big, framed 'If You've Got A Skeleton In Your Closet...' It's by far my favourite work of theirs but seems to be one of the least valuable. I picked this one up (which is not the original cover blown up like you like): maddoxgallery.com/news/the-connor-brothers-release-limited-edition-print/But I think a lot of artists are one-trick ponies..but like my stocks, I diversify in art too. This is my first Connor Brothers and stoked to have gotten it from source to keep the cost down. And while i didn't know the Closet print is one of the more least valuable, I too like it among their best. Wasn't any criticism of your choice meant in my comment. Didn't intend to crap on your excitement about your purchase. And I like that one! I enjoy their pulp work, I just don't necessarily respect them as artists or think they have any further to go. Anything they've tried outside the book covers hasn't been good. But like you say, lots of artists find a thing that's successful and run with it. I'll never understand why Kaws is worth a fortune, for example, nor Stik (just my taste; I'm not saying they're bad). Mark Drew has one trick so far, and I really like it. I wouldn't stump up for a big original by them (if I had the cash) because I think they're print artists, not painters. But their prints are fun. My Skeleton is one of my favourite things I own. Past sales prices suggest it is one of their least valuable, but I didn't pay loads for it and I don't think I'll ever sell, so no matter. The thing I do respect a lot about them is that they do a lot for charity. Their huge prints for Calm that they did for, I think, The Affordable Art Fair last year looked great and raised a lot of money. |
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Pejac - Rayuela, by warwolf on Apr 11, 2019 20:47:04 GMT 1, It's probably wise to not read too much into charity auctions imo
It's probably wise to not read too much into charity auctions imo
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Pejac - Rayuela, by bradk on Apr 11, 2019 21:03:35 GMT 1, The Ron Arad for me at ยฃ350 +BP was the steal of the year - ok was no sofa but was still a 1/1 Arad sculpture for print money.........
very annoyed at myself for missing:-(
The Ron Arad for me at ยฃ350 +BP was the steal of the year - ok was no sofa but was still a 1/1 Arad sculpture for print money.........
very annoyed at myself for missing:-(
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Pejac - Rayuela, by Riotcops on Apr 11, 2019 21:16:59 GMT 1, Huge result for Futura too...
Huge result for Futura too...
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Pejac - Rayuela, by Ruggs on Apr 11, 2019 21:22:21 GMT 1, Great result for Pejac. Hopefully, thatโll shut a few people up. That Yeo sketch of Sir Peter Blake was a bargain at ยฃ2.5k.
Great result for Pejac. Hopefully, thatโll shut a few people up. That Yeo sketch of Sir Peter Blake was a bargain at ยฃ2.5k.
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Pejac - Rayuela, by warwolf on Apr 11, 2019 23:09:36 GMT 1, Great result for Pejac. Hopefully, thatโll shut a few people up. That Yeo sketch of Sir Peter Blake was a bargain at ยฃ2.5k.
Why was this a great result for Pejac and why do you want to shut people up?
Just interested
Great result for Pejac. Hopefully, thatโll shut a few people up. That Yeo sketch of Sir Peter Blake was a bargain at ยฃ2.5k. Why was this a great result for Pejac and why do you want to shut people up? Just interested |
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Pejac - Rayuela, by JL Broooks on Apr 12, 2019 6:58:59 GMT 1, Without jumping to conclusions - I assume itโs an answer to the people complaining Pejac never had a real auction result. About the shut up part it seems the target group didnโt get it 
Without jumping to conclusions - I assume itโs an answer to the people complaining Pejac never had a real auction result. About the shut up part it seems the target group didnโt get it |
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Pejac - Rayuela, by Express Post on Apr 12, 2019 7:17:14 GMT 1, I'm sure the charity aspect had nothing to do with the result.
Without jumping to conclusions - I assume itโs an answer to the people complaining Pejac never had a real auction result. About the shut up part it seems the target group didnโt get it
I'm sure the charity aspect had nothing to do with the result. Without jumping to conclusions - I assume itโs an answer to the people complaining Pejac never had a real auction result. About the shut up part it seems the target group didnโt get it |
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