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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by Poster Bob on Apr 15, 2021 17:55:14 GMT 1, The charge on a $3k print from the US to the UK would be $150 plus minor handling fees which depend on the courier.
Anyone else in the states get a notification from HENI/DHL about "import duty payment"? I live in NY and they want $44.23. Last Hirst from Heni I purchased I never received a request for import payment. Just wanna make sure its legit before I pay. Wow! A 3K print and all you have to pay in import charges is 44 bucks? In the other direction (USA to UK) the charges would be more than $600.
The charge on a $3k print from the US to the UK would be $150 plus minor handling fees which depend on the courier. Anyone else in the states get a notification from HENI/DHL about "import duty payment"? I live in NY and they want $44.23. Last Hirst from Heni I purchased I never received a request for import payment. Just wanna make sure its legit before I pay. Wow! A 3K print and all you have to pay in import charges is 44 bucks? In the other direction (USA to UK) the charges would be more than $600. |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by LJCal on Apr 15, 2021 19:28:35 GMT 1, So I'm looking at framing one of these. I contacted Heni about the UV protection of the laminate and they confirmed that there is UV protection but they couldn't confirm how much. I'm therefore thinking 70% anti-reflective glass and hopefully the two protections will add up. A few people here have mentioned that the ant-reflective glass will also cut down the reflectiveness of the actual artwork. However, my framer seems to think that the anti-reflective coating is on the glass only and will have no effect on the print. Has anyone framed one of these with anti-reflective glass as it would be good to get a first hand report. Cheers.
So I'm looking at framing one of these. I contacted Heni about the UV protection of the laminate and they confirmed that there is UV protection but they couldn't confirm how much. I'm therefore thinking 70% anti-reflective glass and hopefully the two protections will add up. A few people here have mentioned that the ant-reflective glass will also cut down the reflectiveness of the actual artwork. However, my framer seems to think that the anti-reflective coating is on the glass only and will have no effect on the print. Has anyone framed one of these with anti-reflective glass as it would be good to get a first hand report. Cheers. Really don’t think there’s any need for any glass, the UV protection over the giclee will be fine just don’t hang in direct sunlight. I’ve gone simple tray frames and they look good. |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by LJCal on Apr 15, 2021 19:30:56 GMT 1, Dropped mine off at the framer this morning - going for 99% AR acrylic for this. Would you mind my asking how much you’re paying for framing?
Dropped mine off at the framer this morning - going for 99% AR acrylic for this. Would you mind my asking how much you’re paying for framing? Too much, the framing will cost more than the print. |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by LJCal on Apr 15, 2021 19:39:31 GMT 1, Personally my view is to get in and out quickly on these, you can probably double your money now but I think more will come to the market as time goes on and prices will come down. I think these will end up like the Love of God prints (another collection of large editions) which after they found their level had limited growth for many years. Just my 2cents.
Personally my view is to get in and out quickly on these, you can probably double your money now but I think more will come to the market as time goes on and prices will come down. I think these will end up like the Love of God prints (another collection of large editions) which after they found their level had limited growth for many years. Just my 2cents.
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by J0NNY on Apr 15, 2021 22:35:19 GMT 1, Personally my view is to get in and out quickly on these, you can probably double your money now but I think more will come to the market as time goes on and prices will come down. I think these will end up like the Love of God prints (another collection of large editions) which after they found their level had limited growth for many years. Just my 2cents.
To be fair the Love of god looks like some Madonna album art though.
Personally my view is to get in and out quickly on these, you can probably double your money now but I think more will come to the market as time goes on and prices will come down. I think these will end up like the Love of God prints (another collection of large editions) which after they found their level had limited growth for many years. Just my 2cents. To be fair the Love of god looks like some Madonna album art though. |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by LJCal on Apr 15, 2021 22:42:35 GMT 1, Personally my view is to get in and out quickly on these, you can probably double your money now but I think more will come to the market as time goes on and prices will come down. I think these will end up like the Love of God prints (another collection of large editions) which after they found their level had limited growth for many years. Just my 2cents. To be fair the Love of god looks like some Madonna album art though.
Personally my view is to get in and out quickly on these, you can probably double your money now but I think more will come to the market as time goes on and prices will come down. I think these will end up like the Love of God prints (another collection of large editions) which after they found their level had limited growth for many years. Just my 2cents. To be fair the Love of god looks like some Madonna album art though. I admit they’re pretty garish but that’s kind of the point, I don’t know I always quite liked those prints, it’s certainly an important part of his oeuvre (the original skull) and I think will probably be viewed as more iconic than his blossom paintings. |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by J0NNY on Apr 15, 2021 22:51:36 GMT 1, To be fair the Love of god looks like some Madonna album art though. I admit they’re pretty garish but that’s kind of the point, I don’t know I always quite liked those prints, it’s certainly an important part of his oeuvre (the original skull) and I think will probably be viewed as more iconic than his blossom paintings.
Yeah I do think Spots, Harks and Skulls are what you think of when you think of Hirst but the skulls seem more like poster quality. I must admit I have never seen one in person so could be very wrong
To be fair the Love of god looks like some Madonna album art though. I admit they’re pretty garish but that’s kind of the point, I don’t know I always quite liked those prints, it’s certainly an important part of his oeuvre (the original skull) and I think will probably be viewed as more iconic than his blossom paintings. Yeah I do think Spots, Harks and Skulls are what you think of when you think of Hirst but the skulls seem more like poster quality. I must admit I have never seen one in person so could be very wrong |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by jimmyjam on Apr 16, 2021 0:43:56 GMT 1, The sun is very very powerful thing.
Even in non direct light I have seen photos and art diminish tremendously.
I'll bet anyone - if you put one of these in a room with sunlight, even non direct sunlight, and compare it to one under extra UV protection or stored away... you will start seeing a difference in 5-10 years.. if you even keep it for that long.
I have a feeling a lot of these Heni prints will be ruined by the sun over the years. Hopefully I'm wrong. It's a really misleading format since they aren't using the top UV glass or Plexi on these, it's just too expensive.
The idea is nice... you can just hang it without a frame - but there's a reason why Heni and most companies will not tell you the exact UV on them.. it's not that great.
If you are going to put in a tray then why not just put glass on it at that point.
I couldn't afford museum glass on any of my heni prints but I did put extra UV protection on them. They really honestly don't add that much reflection and the amount saved, not using museum but also adding more protection for the long haul, was worth it to me. If I had the money sure.. Museum all the way.
My recommendation - if you do frame them. Make sure to have the framing company put a little window on the back of the frame so people can see the Hirst signed decal on the back of the print..
The sun is very very powerful thing.
Even in non direct light I have seen photos and art diminish tremendously.
I'll bet anyone - if you put one of these in a room with sunlight, even non direct sunlight, and compare it to one under extra UV protection or stored away... you will start seeing a difference in 5-10 years.. if you even keep it for that long.
I have a feeling a lot of these Heni prints will be ruined by the sun over the years. Hopefully I'm wrong. It's a really misleading format since they aren't using the top UV glass or Plexi on these, it's just too expensive.
The idea is nice... you can just hang it without a frame - but there's a reason why Heni and most companies will not tell you the exact UV on them.. it's not that great.
If you are going to put in a tray then why not just put glass on it at that point.
I couldn't afford museum glass on any of my heni prints but I did put extra UV protection on them. They really honestly don't add that much reflection and the amount saved, not using museum but also adding more protection for the long haul, was worth it to me. If I had the money sure.. Museum all the way.
My recommendation - if you do frame them. Make sure to have the framing company put a little window on the back of the frame so people can see the Hirst signed decal on the back of the print..
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by Graham H on Apr 16, 2021 12:09:36 GMT 1, Managed to pick up a Politeness and looking for any of the other editions if someone is looking to make a few quid.. please message me for simple transaction
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Regretting not buying one / a couple of these now..If anyone is pondering selling, please could you send me a message and see if can buy / trade one for something Cheers
Managed to pick up a Politeness and looking for any of the other editions if someone is looking to make a few quid.. please message me for simple transaction Cheers G Regretting not buying one / a couple of these now..If anyone is pondering selling, please could you send me a message and see if can buy / trade one for something Cheers |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by Charlie Bronson on Apr 16, 2021 16:04:39 GMT 1, The sun is very very powerful thing. Even in non direct light I have seen photos and art diminish tremendously. I'll bet anyone - if you put one of these in a room with sunlight, even non direct sunlight, and compare it to one under extra UV protection or stored away... you will start seeing a difference in 5-10 years.. if you even keep it for that long. I have a feeling a lot of these Heni prints will be ruined by the sun over the years. Hopefully I'm wrong. It's a really misleading format since they aren't using the top UV glass or Plexi on these, it's just too expensive. The idea is nice... you can just hang it without a frame - but there's a reason why Heni and most companies will not tell you the exact UV on them.. it's not that great. If you are going to put in a tray then why not just put glass on it at that point. I couldn't afford museum glass on any of my heni prints but I did put extra UV protection on them. They really honestly don't add that much reflection and the amount saved, not using museum but also adding more protection for the long haul, was worth it to me. If I had the money sure.. Museum all the way. My recommendation - if you do frame them. Make sure to have the framing company put a little window on the back of the frame so people can see the Hirst signed decal on the back of the print..
The sun is very very powerful thing. Even in non direct light I have seen photos and art diminish tremendously. I'll bet anyone - if you put one of these in a room with sunlight, even non direct sunlight, and compare it to one under extra UV protection or stored away... you will start seeing a difference in 5-10 years.. if you even keep it for that long. I have a feeling a lot of these Heni prints will be ruined by the sun over the years. Hopefully I'm wrong. It's a really misleading format since they aren't using the top UV glass or Plexi on these, it's just too expensive. The idea is nice... you can just hang it without a frame - but there's a reason why Heni and most companies will not tell you the exact UV on them.. it's not that great. If you are going to put in a tray then why not just put glass on it at that point. I couldn't afford museum glass on any of my heni prints but I did put extra UV protection on them. They really honestly don't add that much reflection and the amount saved, not using museum but also adding more protection for the long haul, was worth it to me. If I had the money sure.. Museum all the way. My recommendation - if you do frame them. Make sure to have the framing company put a little window on the back of the frame so people can see the Hirst signed decal on the back of the print.. One of several reasons why, three years ago, I bought this bat cave. All of my Heni prints are displayed, and safe, here. If any of you are interested, I’m offering, for the first time, storage to customers of their purchased editions in the Batcave Vault which is bonded fine art storage in Gotham, for a small fee of course. |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by jimmyjam on Apr 16, 2021 17:57:42 GMT 1, The sun is very very powerful thing. Even in non direct light I have seen photos and art diminish tremendously. I'll bet anyone - if you put one of these in a room with sunlight, even non direct sunlight, and compare it to one under extra UV protection or stored away... you will start seeing a difference in 5-10 years.. if you even keep it for that long. I have a feeling a lot of these Heni prints will be ruined by the sun over the years. Hopefully I'm wrong. It's a really misleading format since they aren't using the top UV glass or Plexi on these, it's just too expensive. The idea is nice... you can just hang it without a frame - but there's a reason why Heni and most companies will not tell you the exact UV on them.. it's not that great. If you are going to put in a tray then why not just put glass on it at that point. I couldn't afford museum glass on any of my heni prints but I did put extra UV protection on them. They really honestly don't add that much reflection and the amount saved, not using museum but also adding more protection for the long haul, was worth it to me. If I had the money sure.. Museum all the way. My recommendation - if you do frame them. Make sure to have the framing company put a little window on the back of the frame so people can see the Hirst signed decal on the back of the print.. One of several reasons why, three years ago, I bought this bat cave. All of my Heni prints are displayed, and safe, here. If any of you are interested, I’m offering, for the first time, storage to customers of their purchased editions in the Batcave Vault which is bonded fine art storage in Gotham, for a small fee of course.
I have seen so many damaged Banksy prints as well. You all need to pull them out of any frame before buying anything. Usually the edges and the print have color issues. Sun damage.
Like most art.
You’d be surprised how many top collectors actually make reproductions and display them and the originals are in their bat caves.
You go to any top gallery or museum and all the best art is in a bat cave.
If your art is a sunny room then just expect damage to be happening.
The sun is very very powerful thing. Even in non direct light I have seen photos and art diminish tremendously. I'll bet anyone - if you put one of these in a room with sunlight, even non direct sunlight, and compare it to one under extra UV protection or stored away... you will start seeing a difference in 5-10 years.. if you even keep it for that long. I have a feeling a lot of these Heni prints will be ruined by the sun over the years. Hopefully I'm wrong. It's a really misleading format since they aren't using the top UV glass or Plexi on these, it's just too expensive. The idea is nice... you can just hang it without a frame - but there's a reason why Heni and most companies will not tell you the exact UV on them.. it's not that great. If you are going to put in a tray then why not just put glass on it at that point. I couldn't afford museum glass on any of my heni prints but I did put extra UV protection on them. They really honestly don't add that much reflection and the amount saved, not using museum but also adding more protection for the long haul, was worth it to me. If I had the money sure.. Museum all the way. My recommendation - if you do frame them. Make sure to have the framing company put a little window on the back of the frame so people can see the Hirst signed decal on the back of the print.. One of several reasons why, three years ago, I bought this bat cave. All of my Heni prints are displayed, and safe, here. If any of you are interested, I’m offering, for the first time, storage to customers of their purchased editions in the Batcave Vault which is bonded fine art storage in Gotham, for a small fee of course. I have seen so many damaged Banksy prints as well. You all need to pull them out of any frame before buying anything. Usually the edges and the print have color issues. Sun damage. Like most art. You’d be surprised how many top collectors actually make reproductions and display them and the originals are in their bat caves. You go to any top gallery or museum and all the best art is in a bat cave. If your art is a sunny room then just expect damage to be happening. |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by wave on Apr 16, 2021 18:17:16 GMT 1, The sun is very very powerful thing. Even in non direct light I have seen photos and art diminish tremendously. I'll bet anyone - if you put one of these in a room with sunlight, even non direct sunlight, and compare it to one under extra UV protection or stored away... you will start seeing a difference in 5-10 years.. if you even keep it for that long. I have a feeling a lot of these Heni prints will be ruined by the sun over the years. Hopefully I'm wrong. It's a really misleading format since they aren't using the top UV glass or Plexi on these, it's just too expensive. The idea is nice... you can just hang it without a frame - but there's a reason why Heni and most companies will not tell you the exact UV on them.. it's not that great. If you are going to put in a tray then why not just put glass on it at that point. I couldn't afford museum glass on any of my heni prints but I did put extra UV protection on them. They really honestly don't add that much reflection and the amount saved, not using museum but also adding more protection for the long haul, was worth it to me. If I had the money sure.. Museum all the way. My recommendation - if you do frame them. Make sure to have the framing company put a little window on the back of the frame so people can see the Hirst signed decal on the back of the print..
Great advice this....
'there's a reason why Heni and most companies will not tell you the exact UV on them.. it's not that great.'
I also asked for a % spec direct but always got a generic answer. 'It has UV protection'.
Not worth taking the chances of hanging without.
The sun is very very powerful thing. Even in non direct light I have seen photos and art diminish tremendously. I'll bet anyone - if you put one of these in a room with sunlight, even non direct sunlight, and compare it to one under extra UV protection or stored away... you will start seeing a difference in 5-10 years.. if you even keep it for that long. I have a feeling a lot of these Heni prints will be ruined by the sun over the years. Hopefully I'm wrong. It's a really misleading format since they aren't using the top UV glass or Plexi on these, it's just too expensive. The idea is nice... you can just hang it without a frame - but there's a reason why Heni and most companies will not tell you the exact UV on them.. it's not that great. If you are going to put in a tray then why not just put glass on it at that point. I couldn't afford museum glass on any of my heni prints but I did put extra UV protection on them. They really honestly don't add that much reflection and the amount saved, not using museum but also adding more protection for the long haul, was worth it to me. If I had the money sure.. Museum all the way. My recommendation - if you do frame them. Make sure to have the framing company put a little window on the back of the frame so people can see the Hirst signed decal on the back of the print.. Great advice this.... 'there's a reason why Heni and most companies will not tell you the exact UV on them.. it's not that great.' I also asked for a % spec direct but always got a generic answer. 'It has UV protection'. Not worth taking the chances of hanging without. |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by John The Badgers on Apr 16, 2021 18:50:56 GMT 1, Would certainly be interested in any pictures, framed, unframed?
Would certainly be interested in any pictures, framed, unframed?
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by acertle on Apr 16, 2021 18:55:31 GMT 1, 
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by jimmyjam on Apr 16, 2021 19:03:46 GMT 1, Been a fan of this framing company for a while now and they posted a few heni Hirst prints framed today on their IG.
the reflection isn’t bad at all. I’m guessing that is museum plexi.
Been a fan of this framing company for a while now and they posted a few heni Hirst prints framed today on their IG. the reflection isn’t bad at all. I’m guessing that is museum plexi. |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by cnrdvln on Apr 17, 2021 17:06:27 GMT 1, nice original ~ think the prints match up pretty OK for us mere mortals
nice original ~ think the prints match up pretty OK for us mere mortals |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by New Art Editions on Apr 17, 2021 19:42:56 GMT 1, Hey UAA!
These Virtues prints came out beautifully!
Dropping in here to say that if anyone is interested in selling theirs, drop us a PM, Email or WhatsApp message to discuss what we can offer via our private sales.
Have a great weekend and be safe.
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Hey UAA!
These Virtues prints came out beautifully!
Dropping in here to say that if anyone is interested in selling theirs, drop us a PM, Email or WhatsApp message to discuss what we can offer via our private sales.
Have a great weekend and be safe.
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by Deleted on Apr 17, 2021 20:21:41 GMT 1, Looking for H9-3 Mercy Offering £4k if not for you Thanks
Still looking
Looking for H9-3 Mercy Offering £4k if not for you Thanks Still looking |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by Charlie Bronson on Apr 17, 2021 20:52:47 GMT 1, nice original ~ think the prints match up pretty OK for us mere mortals
Was thinking the exact same thing when I saw his post this morning. For a second, I thought it may have been a heni edition.
nice original ~ think the prints match up pretty OK for us mere mortals Was thinking the exact same thing when I saw his post this morning. For a second, I thought it may have been a heni edition. |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by alastair2 on Apr 18, 2021 14:05:25 GMT 1, Hey,
I Have to put up my Honesty and I would love to know from anyone options on how to attach to the wall? (I'm just so used to having the picture frame cord at the back) any suggestions welcome.
PS I just can't wait to get it on the wall .... surpassed my expectation😊
Hey,
I Have to put up my Honesty and I would love to know from anyone options on how to attach to the wall? (I'm just so used to having the picture frame cord at the back) any suggestions welcome.
PS I just can't wait to get it on the wall .... surpassed my expectation😊
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by Terry Fuckwitt on Apr 18, 2021 14:23:26 GMT 1, Hey, I Have to put up my Honesty and I would love to know from anyone options on how to attach to the wall? (I'm just so used to having the picture frame cord at the back) any suggestions welcome. PS I just can't wait to get it on the wall .... surpassed my expectation😊
Kitchen cabinet wall rails
www.screwfix.com/p/metal-wall-rail/5415p
amazon also sell them
Hey, I Have to put up my Honesty and I would love to know from anyone options on how to attach to the wall? (I'm just so used to having the picture frame cord at the back) any suggestions welcome. PS I just can't wait to get it on the wall .... surpassed my expectation😊 Kitchen cabinet wall rails www.screwfix.com/p/metal-wall-rail/5415pamazon also sell them |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by Slipped Crown on Apr 18, 2021 21:22:26 GMT 1, My Politeness arrived about a week ago. Just opened it up a minute ago. All I can say is wow, these are amazing in the flesh. I can’t imagine how strong of a presence a complete set would have framed up on a wall. My favorite art acquisition in quite some time.  
My Politeness arrived about a week ago. Just opened it up a minute ago. All I can say is wow, these are amazing in the flesh. I can’t imagine how strong of a presence a complete set would have framed up on a wall. My favorite art acquisition in quite some time. Just stunning and my fave from the set |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by Frndly Fire on Apr 19, 2021 13:40:15 GMT 1, Anyone else’s still “Processing”?
Anyone else’s still “Processing”?
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by The Italian One on Apr 19, 2021 13:43:25 GMT 1, I should receive mine today... can't wait
I should receive mine today... can't wait
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by Dice on Apr 19, 2021 14:05:09 GMT 1, Opened mine today and I’m so happy with it. Much prefer it to previous heni editions I ended up selling as they didn’t look right.
They are very large and I really don’t find any issue with the slight reflectiveness. I just wish I had bought more now.
Opened mine today and I’m so happy with it. Much prefer it to previous heni editions I ended up selling as they didn’t look right.
They are very large and I really don’t find any issue with the slight reflectiveness. I just wish I had bought more now.
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by crog1 on Apr 19, 2021 18:00:27 GMT 1, Potentially looking to flip H9-1 Justice if of interest to anyone? Boxed and opened only to look at the print (it's a stunner!). PM me.
Thanks
Potentially looking to flip H9-1 Justice if of interest to anyone? Boxed and opened only to look at the print (it's a stunner!). PM me.
Thanks
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by jimmyjam on Apr 19, 2021 20:09:54 GMT 1, One of the two H9 listed on artsy sold. It was listed at $13,000.
One of the two H9 listed on artsy sold. It was listed at $13,000.
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by Deleted on Apr 19, 2021 20:25:15 GMT 1, Have Banksy Box Sets, Murmure original, Hockneys & Adam Pendleton print.
Seek another one of these Hirst.
PM me if you want to talk trades.
Have Banksy Box Sets, Murmure original, Hockneys & Adam Pendleton print.
Seek another one of these Hirst.
PM me if you want to talk trades.
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by nixon451 on Apr 19, 2021 22:53:32 GMT 1, Hey, I Have to put up my Honesty and I would love to know from anyone options on how to attach to the wall? (I'm just so used to having the picture frame cord at the back) any suggestions welcome. PS I just can't wait to get it on the wall .... surpassed my expectation😊 Kitchen cabinet wall rails www.screwfix.com/p/metal-wall-rail/5415pamazon also sell them
What should I search for on Amazon? Screwfix won't ship to The States.
Hey, I Have to put up my Honesty and I would love to know from anyone options on how to attach to the wall? (I'm just so used to having the picture frame cord at the back) any suggestions welcome. PS I just can't wait to get it on the wall .... surpassed my expectation😊 Kitchen cabinet wall rails www.screwfix.com/p/metal-wall-rail/5415pamazon also sell them What should I search for on Amazon? Screwfix won't ship to The States. |
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