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Sotheby's Art Auctions โข LONDON ๐ฌ๐ง, by lee3 on Feb 12, 2015 19:16:00 GMT 1, Requiring a special kind of buyer would assume it was bought by a private as opposed to that 'certain' kind of dealer who would surely only see it as currency and add it to his / her inventory, yes ?, no ?. I too like the work Lee. Yeah, I tend to overlook the dealers who buy as that to me still translates to being on the secondary market. The fact that this was bought in just months ago would be off-putting to a lot of dealers too i suspect. Or maybe that makes it more appealing?
Requiring a special kind of buyer would assume it was bought by a private as opposed to that 'certain' kind of dealer who would surely only see it as currency and add it to his / her inventory, yes ?, no ?. I too like the work Lee. Yeah, I tend to overlook the dealers who buy as that to me still translates to being on the secondary market. The fact that this was bought in just months ago would be off-putting to a lot of dealers too i suspect. Or maybe that makes it more appealing?
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Sotheby's Art Auctions โข LONDON ๐ฌ๐ง, by Deleted on Feb 12, 2015 20:39:47 GMT 1, Considering it was produced in 5 mins as decor for a Wall of Sound club night in Norway, well, i'd say 167k isn't too bad.
Considering it was produced in 5 mins as decor for a Wall of Sound club night in Norway, well, i'd say 167k isn't too bad.
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Sotheby's Art Auctions โข LONDON ๐ฌ๐ง, by Deleted on Feb 12, 2015 21:46:03 GMT 1, Now that the so called European and other governments have said they are clamping down on hiding money offshore for the rich.
Con Temporary art is a good way of setting aside cash for the very wealthy to avoid paying tax.
Sold prices at auction could go up.
Now that the so called European and other governments have said they are clamping down on hiding money offshore for the rich.
Con Temporary art is a good way of setting aside cash for the very wealthy to avoid paying tax.
Sold prices at auction could go up.
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Sotheby's Art Auctions โข LONDON ๐ฌ๐ง, by Deleted on Feb 12, 2015 23:08:10 GMT 1, Considering it was produced in 5 mins as decor for a Wall of Sound club night in Norway, well, i'd say 167k isn't too bad. Pfffffffffft, 20 mins hard work im guessing.
Considering it was produced in 5 mins as decor for a Wall of Sound club night in Norway, well, i'd say 167k isn't too bad. Pfffffffffft, 20 mins hard work im guessing.
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Sotheby's Art Auctions โข LONDON ๐ฌ๐ง, by Deleted on Feb 12, 2015 23:24:32 GMT 1, Considering it was produced in 5 mins as decor for a Wall of Sound club night in Norway, well, i'd say 167k isn't too bad. Pfffffffffft, 20 mins hard work im guessing. Sorry, of course, wasn't taking into account the time it took to cut it. Here it is with it's friends.
fuck the police
Mona and ak47
keep it real
Considering it was produced in 5 mins as decor for a Wall of Sound club night in Norway, well, i'd say 167k isn't too bad. Pfffffffffft, 20 mins hard work im guessing. Sorry, of course, wasn't taking into account the time it took to cut it. Here it is with it's friends. fuck the police
Mona and ak47
keep it real
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Sotheby's Art Auctions โข LONDON ๐ฌ๐ง, by Deleted on Feb 13, 2015 0:55:18 GMT 1, Awwwwww.
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Sotheby's Art Auctions โข LONDON ๐ฌ๐ง, by Unica on Feb 13, 2015 1:28:54 GMT 1, Are the above images on board or canvas?
Are the above images on board or canvas?
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Sotheby's Art Auctions โข LONDON ๐ฌ๐ง, by sommguy on Feb 13, 2015 4:31:46 GMT 1, stick boy!
stick boy!
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Sotheby's Art Auctions โข LONDON ๐ฌ๐ง, by DMH on Sept 5, 2015 23:55:59 GMT 1, Agreed
Agreed
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Sotheby's Art Auctions โข LONDON ๐ฌ๐ง, by motor on Sept 7, 2015 18:50:30 GMT 1, Few prints by Banksy in this upcoming auction at Sotheby's. Low estimates as usual
Link: Made in Britain
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Sotheby's Art Auctions โข LONDON ๐ฌ๐ง, by Black Apple Art on Sept 9, 2015 23:19:55 GMT 1, BANKSY HAPPY CHOPPERS Estimate 3,000 โ 5,000 GBP
BANKSY HAVE A NICE DAY Estimate 2,000 โ 3,000 GBP
BANKSY HAPPY CHOPPERS Estimate 3,000 โ 5,000 GBP
BANKSY HAVE A NICE DAY Estimate 2,000 โ 3,000 GBP
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Sotheby's Art Auctions โข LONDON ๐ฌ๐ง, by Deleted on Sept 10, 2015 9:14:16 GMT 1, There is an awful lot more to that sale than a few done to death banksys.
There is an awful lot more to that sale than a few done to death banksys.
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Sotheby's Art Auctions โข LONDON ๐ฌ๐ง, by Poster Bob on Sept 30, 2015 12:13:08 GMT 1, H.A.N.D. To seller ยฃ3,780 Hammer ยฃ4,200 w/Premium ยฃ5,250 With full margins, in good condition apart from a soft horizontal crease at the extreme upper sheet edge, framed.
GRIN REAPER To seller ยฃ7,650 Hammer ยฃ8,500 W/Premium ยฃ10,625 The full sheet, printed to the edges, generally in good condition apart from two areas of black ink that have been added in the white of the clock, two tiny areas of pigment loss in the black border, glued to mount at corners verso, framed
HAPPY CHOPPERS To seller ยฃ4,500 Hammer ยฃ5,000 w/Premium ยฃ6,250 With full margins, the colours fresh, in good condition, framed.
BOMB HUGGER To seller ยฃ4,050 Hammer ยฃ4,500 w/Premium ยฃ5,625 The full sheet (printed to the lower edge), in good condition apart from three minor scuff marks in the black background in the subject's skirt, only visible in a raking light, framed.
NAPALM (signed) To seller ยฃ4,500 Hammer ยฃ5,000 w/Premium ยฃ6,250 With full margins, generally in good condition apart from pale areas of discoloration at the lower edge of the image (most likely a minor printing flaw?), minor scuffs in the upper central image area, light skinning in the lower right margin, very light surface soiling in the margins, two small stray red ink marks in the upper margin centre, remains of tape at two places along upper sheet edge verso, unframed.
BARCODE To seller ยฃ5,400 Hammer ยฃ6,000 w/Premium ยฃ7,500 The full sheet, in good condition apart from a soft crease across the upper left sheet corner (only visible upon close inspection), framed.
GOLF SALE To seller ยฃ3,150 Hammer ยฃ3,500 w/Premium ยฃ4,375 The full sheet, in good condition apart from a soft 3cm vertical crease originating at the lower sheet edge, three short 1cm creases at the right sheet edge, a 1cm horizontal crease at the upper sheet edge, a small indentation to the extreme left sheet edge, with surface dirt verso, unframed.
I FOUGHT THE LAW To seller ยฃ2,160 Hammer ยฃ2,400 w/Premium ยฃ3,000 The full sheet, in good condition apart from scattered soft creases to the sheet, a few indentations along the sheet edges, unframed.
JACK AND JILL To seller ยฃ4,050 Hammer ยฃ4,500 w/Premium ยฃ5,625 With margins, in good condition, a few hairline horizontal brownish marks along the right of the image (only visible upon close inspection), framed.
BOMB MIDDLE ENGLAND To seller ยฃ2,880 Hammer ยฃ3,200 w/Premium ยฃ4,000 The full sheet, in good condition apart from a short horizontal crease at the lower right sheet edge, framed.
So, not much increase since Dismaland. I'm more amazed by the P1 hammering at ยฃ24k today. There goes all those rubbish opinions that P1 & P2 were headed to the ยฃ75k mark!
H.A.N.D. To seller ยฃ3,780 Hammer ยฃ4,200 w/Premium ยฃ5,250 With full margins, in good condition apart from a soft horizontal crease at the extreme upper sheet edge, framed.
GRIN REAPER To seller ยฃ7,650 Hammer ยฃ8,500 W/Premium ยฃ10,625 The full sheet, printed to the edges, generally in good condition apart from two areas of black ink that have been added in the white of the clock, two tiny areas of pigment loss in the black border, glued to mount at corners verso, framed
HAPPY CHOPPERS To seller ยฃ4,500 Hammer ยฃ5,000 w/Premium ยฃ6,250 With full margins, the colours fresh, in good condition, framed.
BOMB HUGGER To seller ยฃ4,050 Hammer ยฃ4,500 w/Premium ยฃ5,625 The full sheet (printed to the lower edge), in good condition apart from three minor scuff marks in the black background in the subject's skirt, only visible in a raking light, framed.
NAPALM (signed) To seller ยฃ4,500 Hammer ยฃ5,000 w/Premium ยฃ6,250 With full margins, generally in good condition apart from pale areas of discoloration at the lower edge of the image (most likely a minor printing flaw?), minor scuffs in the upper central image area, light skinning in the lower right margin, very light surface soiling in the margins, two small stray red ink marks in the upper margin centre, remains of tape at two places along upper sheet edge verso, unframed.
BARCODE To seller ยฃ5,400 Hammer ยฃ6,000 w/Premium ยฃ7,500 The full sheet, in good condition apart from a soft crease across the upper left sheet corner (only visible upon close inspection), framed.
GOLF SALE To seller ยฃ3,150 Hammer ยฃ3,500 w/Premium ยฃ4,375 The full sheet, in good condition apart from a soft 3cm vertical crease originating at the lower sheet edge, three short 1cm creases at the right sheet edge, a 1cm horizontal crease at the upper sheet edge, a small indentation to the extreme left sheet edge, with surface dirt verso, unframed.
I FOUGHT THE LAW To seller ยฃ2,160 Hammer ยฃ2,400 w/Premium ยฃ3,000 The full sheet, in good condition apart from scattered soft creases to the sheet, a few indentations along the sheet edges, unframed.
JACK AND JILL To seller ยฃ4,050 Hammer ยฃ4,500 w/Premium ยฃ5,625 With margins, in good condition, a few hairline horizontal brownish marks along the right of the image (only visible upon close inspection), framed.
BOMB MIDDLE ENGLAND To seller ยฃ2,880 Hammer ยฃ3,200 w/Premium ยฃ4,000 The full sheet, in good condition apart from a short horizontal crease at the lower right sheet edge, framed.
So, not much increase since Dismaland. I'm more amazed by the P1 hammering at ยฃ24k today. There goes all those rubbish opinions that P1 & P2 were headed to the ยฃ75k mark!
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Sotheby's Art Auctions โข LONDON ๐ฌ๐ง, by Goooogle Male on Sept 30, 2015 16:18:17 GMT 1, Overall impression I got from the sale (last lot has just finished) is that it is now cheaper to buy banksy at sotheby's than from this forum (or a street art gallery). Think people on here might be getting a little over excited with their pricing at present - this might bring things down to earth a little. ยฃ4.5k to the seller of the signed Napalm might be a bit galling - i'd imagine they were really expecting double that.
Overall impression I got from the sale (last lot has just finished) is that it is now cheaper to buy banksy at sotheby's than from this forum (or a street art gallery). Think people on here might be getting a little over excited with their pricing at present - this might bring things down to earth a little. ยฃ4.5k to the seller of the signed Napalm might be a bit galling - i'd imagine they were really expecting double that.
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Sotheby's Art Auctions โข LONDON ๐ฌ๐ง, by Poster Bob on Sept 30, 2015 16:19:25 GMT 1, Overall impression I got from the sale (last lot has just finished) is that it is now cheaper to buy banksy at sotheby's than from this forum (or a street art gallery). Think people on here might be getting a little over excited with their pricing at present - this might bring things down to earth a little. ยฃ4.5k to the seller of the signed Napalm might be a bit galling - i'd imagine they were really expecting double that. That Napalm was fucked. The seller should be happy they got what they did.
Overall impression I got from the sale (last lot has just finished) is that it is now cheaper to buy banksy at sotheby's than from this forum (or a street art gallery). Think people on here might be getting a little over excited with their pricing at present - this might bring things down to earth a little. ยฃ4.5k to the seller of the signed Napalm might be a bit galling - i'd imagine they were really expecting double that. That Napalm was fucked. The seller should be happy they got what they did.
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Sotheby's Art Auctions โข LONDON ๐ฌ๐ง, by markent on Sept 30, 2015 16:22:42 GMT 1, Thanks for the info posterbob. They all seem to have minor flaws, is this an over cautious Sotherbys or a seller selling his slightly damaged prints? Oh and if anyone on here wants to sell their mint signed Napalm for the 4.5k please PM me
Thanks for the info posterbob. They all seem to have minor flaws, is this an over cautious Sotherbys or a seller selling his slightly damaged prints? Oh and if anyone on here wants to sell their mint signed Napalm for the 4.5k please PM me
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Sotheby's Art Auctions โข LONDON ๐ฌ๐ง, by Goooogle Male on Sept 30, 2015 16:27:46 GMT 1, Thanks for the info posterbob. They all seem to have minor flaws, is this an over cautious Sotherbys or a seller selling his slightly damaged prints?
fair enough - hadn't read the condition report; its a bit cheeky putting it behind a second link.
Even so, pretty sure it would have been picked up for ยฃ5k here by someone pretty quickly - would be the cheapest signed Banksy on here for many a year, and some crafty framing would probably hide most of the condition issues....
Thanks for the info posterbob. They all seem to have minor flaws, is this an over cautious Sotherbys or a seller selling his slightly damaged prints? fair enough - hadn't read the condition report; its a bit cheeky putting it behind a second link. Even so, pretty sure it would have been picked up for ยฃ5k here by someone pretty quickly - would be the cheapest signed Banksy on here for many a year, and some crafty framing would probably hide most of the condition issues....
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Sotheby's Art Auctions โข LONDON ๐ฌ๐ง, by Goooogle Male on Sept 30, 2015 16:35:03 GMT 1, What I am very surprised about is that they even allowed the IFTL sale to continue once they realised it had no PC Cert (and why anyone would either attempt to sell without OR why anyone would bid on it I have no idea).
What happens further down the line if PC refuse the cert?? Can there be any comeback on Sotheby's or are they covered by the fact the 'amended' the sale verbally to say no PC, even though it was in the catalogue (and thus commission bidders wouldn't have been aware).
What I am very surprised about is that they even allowed the IFTL sale to continue once they realised it had no PC Cert (and why anyone would either attempt to sell without OR why anyone would bid on it I have no idea).
What happens further down the line if PC refuse the cert?? Can there be any comeback on Sotheby's or are they covered by the fact the 'amended' the sale verbally to say no PC, even though it was in the catalogue (and thus commission bidders wouldn't have been aware).
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Sotheby's Art Auctions โข LONDON ๐ฌ๐ง, by lee3 on Sept 30, 2015 16:51:02 GMT 1, What I am very surprised about is that they even allowed the IFTL sale to continue once they realised it had no PC Cert (and why anyone would either attempt to sell without OR why anyone would bid on it I have no idea). What happens further down the line if PC refuse the cert?? Can there be any comeback on Sotheby's or are they covered by the fact the 'amended' the sale verbally to say no PC, even though it was in the catalogue (and thus commission bidders wouldn't have been aware). That is curious and yes Sotheby's would stand by their name if PC denied the COA which is why a percentage of buyers only buy at auction, ie to establish that provenance. If it's deemed a fake later on, the primary houses will take them back which is one of the many reasons we often see a premium for works at auction.
As an aside to this thread, i was told many years ago to never consign to nor draw conclusions from any off-season auctions.
What I am very surprised about is that they even allowed the IFTL sale to continue once they realised it had no PC Cert (and why anyone would either attempt to sell without OR why anyone would bid on it I have no idea). What happens further down the line if PC refuse the cert?? Can there be any comeback on Sotheby's or are they covered by the fact the 'amended' the sale verbally to say no PC, even though it was in the catalogue (and thus commission bidders wouldn't have been aware). That is curious and yes Sotheby's would stand by their name if PC denied the COA which is why a percentage of buyers only buy at auction, ie to establish that provenance. If it's deemed a fake later on, the primary houses will take them back which is one of the many reasons we often see a premium for works at auction. As an aside to this thread, i was told many years ago to never consign to nor draw conclusions from any off-season auctions.
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Sotheby's Art Auctions โข LONDON ๐ฌ๐ง, by Hubble Bubble on Sept 30, 2015 22:37:11 GMT 1, What I am very surprised about is that they even allowed the IFTL sale to continue once they realised it had no PC Cert (and why anyone would either attempt to sell without OR why anyone would bid on it I have no idea). What happens further down the line if PC refuse the cert?? Can there be any comeback on Sotheby's or are they covered by the fact the 'amended' the sale verbally to say no PC, even though it was in the catalogue (and thus commission bidders wouldn't have been aware). That is curious and yes Sotheby's would stand by their name if PC denied the COA which is why a percentage of buyers only buy at auction, ie to establish that provenance. ย If it's deemed a fake later on, the primary houses will take them back which is one of the many reasons we often ย see a premium for works at auction. As an aside to this thread, i was told many years ago to never consign to nor draw conclusions from any off-season auctions. ย
Serious question, Lee -- when is/are the auction season(s)?
What I am very surprised about is that they even allowed the IFTL sale to continue once they realised it had no PC Cert (and why anyone would either attempt to sell without OR why anyone would bid on it I have no idea). What happens further down the line if PC refuse the cert?? Can there be any comeback on Sotheby's or are they covered by the fact the 'amended' the sale verbally to say no PC, even though it was in the catalogue (and thus commission bidders wouldn't have been aware). That is curious and yes Sotheby's would stand by their name if PC denied the COA which is why a percentage of buyers only buy at auction, ie to establish that provenance. ย If it's deemed a fake later on, the primary houses will take them back which is one of the many reasons we often ย see a premium for works at auction. As an aside to this thread, i was told many years ago to never consign to nor draw conclusions from any off-season auctions. ย Serious question, Lee -- when is/are the auction season(s)?
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Sotheby's Art Auctions โข LONDON ๐ฌ๐ง, by rebelate on Sept 30, 2015 23:43:33 GMT 1, Overall impression I got from the sale (last lot has just finished) is that it is now cheaper to buy banksy at sotheby's than from this forum (or a street art gallery). Think people on here might be getting a little over excited with their pricing at present - this might bring things down to earth a little. ยฃ4.5k to the seller of the signed Napalm might be a bit galling - i'd imagine they were really expecting double that. What cracks me up the most is when I see people who are guilty of getting MORE than a "little over excited with their pricing" in the past 'liking' your post. LMAO Oh the irony;)
Overall impression I got from the sale (last lot has just finished) is that it is now cheaper to buy banksy at sotheby's than from this forum (or a street art gallery). Think people on here might be getting a little over excited with their pricing at present - this might bring things down to earth a little. ยฃ4.5k to the seller of the signed Napalm might be a bit galling - i'd imagine they were really expecting double that. What cracks me up the most is when I see people who are guilty of getting MORE than a "little over excited with their pricing" in the past 'liking' your post. LMAO Oh the irony;)
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Sotheby's Art Auctions โข LONDON ๐ฌ๐ง, by lee3 on Oct 1, 2015 5:21:04 GMT 1, That is curious and yes Sotheby's would stand by their name if PC denied the COA which is why a percentage of buyers only buy at auction, ie to establish that provenance. If it's deemed a fake later on, the primary houses will take them back which is one of the many reasons we often see a premium for works at auction. As an aside to this thread, i was told many years ago to never consign to nor draw conclusions from any off-season auctions. Serious question, Lee -- when is/are the auction season(s)? It used to be May NY and late June/early July London and then October London and NY November. The off months were NY September and London February and none of the other months even counted. I think a strong argument can be made for contemporary that it has become NY May and NY November over the past 5 years and an even stronger argument that it's become Christie's NY May and Christie's NY November.
I say that in the context of the overall trophies and totals as opposed to any one artist as I would expect most houses to steer Banksy consignments to the London sales which is why I was stunned to see only the ballerina sculpture and HW edition 25 between all 3 houses for the London sales following the Dismaland undertaking. It will be interesting to see if any are included in the NY sales a few weeks later.
That is curious and yes Sotheby's would stand by their name if PC denied the COA which is why a percentage of buyers only buy at auction, ie to establish that provenance. If it's deemed a fake later on, the primary houses will take them back which is one of the many reasons we often see a premium for works at auction. As an aside to this thread, i was told many years ago to never consign to nor draw conclusions from any off-season auctions. Serious question, Lee -- when is/are the auction season(s)? It used to be May NY and late June/early July London and then October London and NY November. The off months were NY September and London February and none of the other months even counted. I think a strong argument can be made for contemporary that it has become NY May and NY November over the past 5 years and an even stronger argument that it's become Christie's NY May and Christie's NY November. I say that in the context of the overall trophies and totals as opposed to any one artist as I would expect most houses to steer Banksy consignments to the London sales which is why I was stunned to see only the ballerina sculpture and HW edition 25 between all 3 houses for the London sales following the Dismaland undertaking. It will be interesting to see if any are included in the NY sales a few weeks later.
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Sotheby's Art Auctions โข LONDON ๐ฌ๐ง, by Harveyn on Feb 18, 2016 22:41:36 GMT 1, Some lovely pieces in this auction.
I particularly like the Chantal Joffe (lot 143), the two small Condos (lot 1 & 2) and he Martin Creed canvas (lot 38).
This work by Banksy is also featured.
Some lovely pieces in this auction.
I particularly like the Chantal Joffe (lot 143), the two small Condos (lot 1 & 2) and he Martin Creed canvas (lot 38).
This work by Banksy is also featured.
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Sotheby's Art Auctions โข LONDON ๐ฌ๐ง, by Deleted on Feb 18, 2016 22:54:48 GMT 1, Some lovely pieces in this auction.
I particularly like the Chantal Joffe (lot 143), the two small Condos (lot 1 & 2) and he Martin Creed canvas (lot 38).
This work by Banksy is also featured.
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That Angel head is from the BOTI stall.
Sold after ofcourse
Some lovely pieces in this auction.
I particularly like the Chantal Joffe (lot 143), the two small Condos (lot 1 & 2) and he Martin Creed canvas (lot 38).
This work by Banksy is also featured.
ย That Angel head is from the BOTI stall. Sold after ofcourse
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Sotheby's Art Auctions โข LONDON ๐ฌ๐ง, by lee3 on Feb 18, 2016 22:59:05 GMT 1, Very cool and the head of the angel he did in Naples years ago. There was a larger painting of that image that did fairly well under the hammer somewhere last year too. In the case of this one at Sotheby's, must be one of the stall canvases given the year it's produced and "signed and inscribed CP/28 on the reverse".
Very cool and the head of the angel he did in Naples years ago. There was a larger painting of that image that did fairly well under the hammer somewhere last year too. In the case of this one at Sotheby's, must be one of the stall canvases given the year it's produced and "signed and inscribed CP/28 on the reverse".
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Sotheby's Art Auctions โข LONDON ๐ฌ๐ง, by jB on Feb 18, 2016 23:10:09 GMT 1, Do you have a link for the auction Harveyn ?
Do you have a link for the auction Harveyn ?
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Sotheby's Art Auctions โข LONDON ๐ฌ๐ง, by Black Apple Art on Feb 19, 2016 1:17:38 GMT 1, Very cool and the head of the angel he did in Naples years ago. There was a larger painting of that image that did fairly well under the hammer somewhere last year too. In the case of this one at Sotheby's, must be one of the stall canvases given the year it's produced and "signed and inscribed CP/28 on the reverse". The massive original is actually from Barely Legal and was or may still be owned by Wendy Asher who showed it off in Exit. Quite a piece.
Very cool and the head of the angel he did in Naples years ago. There was a larger painting of that image that did fairly well under the hammer somewhere last year too. In the case of this one at Sotheby's, must be one of the stall canvases given the year it's produced and "signed and inscribed CP/28 on the reverse". The massive original is actually from Barely Legal and was or may still be owned by Wendy Asher who showed it off in Exit. Quite a piece.
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lee3
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Sotheby's Art Auctions โข LONDON ๐ฌ๐ง, by lee3 on Feb 19, 2016 1:52:39 GMT 1, Thanks BA, I was actually referring to this one which was sold at phillips in February of last year. I think the buyer did well for themselves. Interesting piece on that mesh metal:
BANKSY Angel, 2009 spray paint on perforated galvanised steel mesh, in artist's frame 125.5 x 155 cm (49 3/8 x 61 in.) Stencilled 'BANKSY' on the frame edge. This work is unique and is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity issued by Pest Control. Estimate ยฃ200,000 - 300,000 SOLD FOR ยฃ206,500
Thanks BA, I was actually referring to this one which was sold at phillips in February of last year. I think the buyer did well for themselves. Interesting piece on that mesh metal: BANKSY Angel, 2009 spray paint on perforated galvanised steel mesh, in artist's frame 125.5 x 155 cm (49 3/8 x 61 in.) Stencilled 'BANKSY' on the frame edge. This work is unique and is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity issued by Pest Control. Estimate ยฃ200,000 - 300,000 SOLD FOR ยฃ206,500
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