I'm not sold, going to go along to HENI on Tuesday and see what I think in person.

Personally not sure I believe the large print argument with people seeming to suggest, that due to the size it offers value for money and you won't get a piece this size for the same money. I think I'd actually prefer it to be smaller and have more variety on the walls!

It's the same size as my Richter cage print which feels larger than necessary for an invader piece. Although perhaps it will deter some flippers as a big old awkward thing to store!

Not a fan of the Rubik stuff. A good Invader variation but I’d have preferred some tiles/embossed print. Also, I’d have put the sticker with the signature at the front, not at the back - where nobody can see it. 

Reminiscences of the “Hello my name is…”. A similar sticker would have been cool on the front. I believe the whole stickers time has lost all that appeal and motivation, as in theory they are now worldwide recognized works. At least by some.  

Im not a big Invader fan but have read the comments with interest. Ive ordered the Munroe as I collect pics of her by various artists anyway but as a peice of Art I think the Country Life is by far the best artistic one . May this is because its not quite his normal style maybe ..... just interested in why so much negative about this one.

Check out their other listings, they have certainly got a market in completely overpricing everything they are trying to sell. 

is that one signed and numbered? Price? 

Has anyone made the purchase yet?
I would like to know if the import taxes can be paid immediately on the site
Thanks

I did and got Country life as as I am nostalgic of the Low Fidelity exhibition
By the way check the price of that catalogue before you complain about the price of these things
I didn't have the option to pay for VAT in advance but am in Europe so it might not work the same for the UK

Heni are pushing this hard with a big advertising spend. I have seen the below ad so many times on Instagram. 

Are people trying to compare this to Hirst in terms of pricing?

Hirst is arguably the most important artist of the last 20 years, Invader is a street artist who is on the rise but certainty hasn't reached Blue Chip status as yet.

I like these works, I like the size, the colours and the medium. I don't think you can compare them to Hirst though. Not even close.

Pricing these closer to £1000 or £1500 would be more appropriate.

I was going to go for the Marilyn but I am still wrestling with my decision. I normally buy with two factors in-mind, investment potential and what I like. Unfortunately their is no investment potential in these for my mind.

Out of curiosity, you have nothing with the album itself? The more I look at the images and think about it, the more I think it's the best image of the four. But I have nothing with the album or artist. I've listened to it the other day in the hopes I would love it, but it did nothing.

hirst isn't holding its value on that last Heni run...i bought on the initial and am trying to sell and can't find a buyer for even what i bought it for....makes me a little gun shy to pull the trigger on the invader one....may be able to buy it cheaper later on.....love the marilyn one and always wanted an invader.....

These should be treated as photographs - diasec mounted giclee prints with a signed label on the verso.
If you go to photo London you will see a lot of this medium. The Virtues were also signed photographs of original paintings. The Empresses could be considered as original art as I believe the only way these image appear is as these prints and are not available in any other medium.
If you want to move into photography then buy

I agree. My fear would be the current Heni trend for dibond Giclees will not be looked upon favourably in the years to come.

some people really are desperate, I have no problem with people earning a pound note but at least do it with a bit more panache. Not even worth the time creating the advert.