Urban Art Association

yeh his got a number of items, i doubt he would sell a fake.

It's still a risky purchase, I think. There were backdoor copies of Toxic Mary floating about, so without some form of paper trail, it's a bit of a gamble. Sig does look ok though.

Ive emailed the seller last night asking for a bit more info ie: Were he purchased it from but as yet have not heard back......

i'm not sure about the signature. doesnt have the usual flow. in my opinion.

its not down as a gift but a test print. pow or pest control would look at it no?

I guess it comes down to whether it was ever supposed to be for sale. I don't imagine it ever was and hence would be classed the same as a gift.

Not sure if it is the same one or not, but I put a thread on here re a signed Toxic Mary test print a few months back. I haven't found it, but the wise and good indicated it was one to stay clear of so I did. Here is a picture of the signature I had from that sale



It looks remarkably similar to the one on ebay (someone will now point out it is completely different and I missed something when flicking between them!)

I think it is, but can't remember what it sold for last time, maybe around the £1,400 - £1,500 mark?

Totally. This looks like a gift print and you can get it authenticated. I have a few gift prints all with full prov. I think the person is selling it short by calling it a test. This is not a backdoor print. However that is one hell of a big S on the signature.

Meeting at pow for final payment would do it.

Is it possible to get POW to check 'backdoors' ..there's a few around. What would POW's procedure be for verifying something like this?

Or would they just, well, not.