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Micallef Lithographs, by simonjohnfisher on Sept 17, 2007 16:22:53 GMT 1, Email recieved from Laz Inc.
The much anticipated London release of Antony Micallef's lithographs is nearly here.
The details are as follows:
The four lithographs will be released for purchase on Wednesday 19th September 2007 and can ONLY be bought IN PERSON from the Lazarides gallery at 8 Greek Street, London. The gallery will open from 9 am - 5 pm that day.
The titles and details of the four lithographs are as follows:
Uzi Lover 1- 68 cm x 65 cm -edition 400 - signed and numbered - £1000 + vat (£1175) each.
Improvised Minotaur - 94 cm x 65 cm - edition 400 - signed and numbered - £1000 + vat (£1175) each.
Uzi Lover 2 - 68 cm x 65 cm - edition 400 - signed and numbered - £1000 + vat (£1175) each.
Peacekeeper - 96 cm x 67 cm - edition 400 - signed and numbered - £1000 + vat (£1175) each.
(images are attached - all this information will be on our website in our news section www.lazinc.com/news/ as well)
The Lazarides gallery in London will be selling 200 of each lithograph, the rest will be sold during the Micallef show Impure Idols, which will take place in Los Angeles, USA, from the 19th - 29th September 2007.
As aforementioned, customers will ONLY be able to purchase IN PERSON from the Lazarides gallery at Greek Street. We will NOT be taking any payments via email or orders over the telephone from UK residents.
If you are an overseas customer (i.e not a UK resident), and therefore unable to come to the gallery in person, we have set aside 20 of each lithograph that can be purchased via email (http://www.lazinc.com/contact/) only. Please email your full name, contact telephone number, your overseas billing address and overseas delivery address (if different from your billing). We will be working on a first come first served basis and contact you on Thursday 20th September to let you know if you have been successful. We will not be accepting any email requests placed before 9 am on Wednesday 19th September 2007.
There will be a shipping cost (sent via FEDEX) for overseas customers. We will be able to provide a quote for shipping once we have your full delivery address. It will take up to 28 days between purchasing, packing and shipping.
We can only sell one set of the four lithographs per customer. However, they do not have to be purchased as a set of four.
All four lithographs will be on display at the gallery for you to view in person.
In addition to the lithographs we will also be selling the revamped edition of the Micallef book (this is an unlimited edition and not signed). It is priced at £25. Books will be available for purchase along with the lithograph release, and in the usual way (telephone orders or email orders) from Friday 21st September.
The preferred methods of payments are via credit/ debit card but we will take cash - no cheques please.
Provenance letters will NOT be issued for any of these lithographs, your receipt will act as authenticity.
For directions to the gallery please visit the website: www.lazinc.com/contact/
Please note the gallery will be closed on Tuesday 18th September so we can prepare.
Email recieved from Laz Inc. The much anticipated London release of Antony Micallef's lithographs is nearly here. The details are as follows: The four lithographs will be released for purchase on Wednesday 19th September 2007 and can ONLY be bought IN PERSON from the Lazarides gallery at 8 Greek Street, London. The gallery will open from 9 am - 5 pm that day. The titles and details of the four lithographs are as follows: Uzi Lover 1- 68 cm x 65 cm -edition 400 - signed and numbered - £1000 + vat (£1175) each. Improvised Minotaur - 94 cm x 65 cm - edition 400 - signed and numbered - £1000 + vat (£1175) each. Uzi Lover 2 - 68 cm x 65 cm - edition 400 - signed and numbered - £1000 + vat (£1175) each. Peacekeeper - 96 cm x 67 cm - edition 400 - signed and numbered - £1000 + vat (£1175) each. (images are attached - all this information will be on our website in our news section www.lazinc.com/news/ as well) The Lazarides gallery in London will be selling 200 of each lithograph, the rest will be sold during the Micallef show Impure Idols, which will take place in Los Angeles, USA, from the 19th - 29th September 2007. As aforementioned, customers will ONLY be able to purchase IN PERSON from the Lazarides gallery at Greek Street. We will NOT be taking any payments via email or orders over the telephone from UK residents. If you are an overseas customer (i.e not a UK resident), and therefore unable to come to the gallery in person, we have set aside 20 of each lithograph that can be purchased via email (http://www.lazinc.com/contact/) only. Please email your full name, contact telephone number, your overseas billing address and overseas delivery address (if different from your billing). We will be working on a first come first served basis and contact you on Thursday 20th September to let you know if you have been successful. We will not be accepting any email requests placed before 9 am on Wednesday 19th September 2007. There will be a shipping cost (sent via FEDEX) for overseas customers. We will be able to provide a quote for shipping once we have your full delivery address. It will take up to 28 days between purchasing, packing and shipping. We can only sell one set of the four lithographs per customer. However, they do not have to be purchased as a set of four. All four lithographs will be on display at the gallery for you to view in person. In addition to the lithographs we will also be selling the revamped edition of the Micallef book (this is an unlimited edition and not signed). It is priced at £25. Books will be available for purchase along with the lithograph release, and in the usual way (telephone orders or email orders) from Friday 21st September. The preferred methods of payments are via credit/ debit card but we will take cash - no cheques please. Provenance letters will NOT be issued for any of these lithographs, your receipt will act as authenticity. For directions to the gallery please visit the website: www.lazinc.com/contact/Please note the gallery will be closed on Tuesday 18th September so we can prepare. |
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Micallef Lithographs, by jB on Sept 17, 2007 16:49:51 GMT 1, thanks for the heads up 
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Micallef Lithographs, by cashman on Sept 17, 2007 16:53:02 GMT 1, Email recieved from Laz Inc. The much anticipated London release of Antony Micallef's lithographs is nearly here. The details are as follows: The four lithographs will be released for purchase on Wednesday 19th September 2007 and can ONLY be bought IN PERSON from the Lazarides gallery at 8 Greek Street, London. The gallery will open from 9 am - 5 pm that day. The titles and details of the four lithographs are as follows: Uzi Lover 1- 68 cm x 65 cm -edition 400 - signed and numbered - £1000 + vat (£1175) each. Improvised Minotaur - 94 cm x 65 cm - edition 400 - signed and numbered - £1000 + vat (£1175) each. Uzi Lover 2 - 68 cm x 65 cm - edition 400 - signed and numbered - £1000 + vat (£1175) each. Peacekeeper - 96 cm x 67 cm - edition 400 - signed and numbered - £1000 + vat (£1175) each. (images are attached - all this information will be on our website in our news section www.lazinc.com/news/ as well) The Lazarides gallery in London will be selling 200 of each lithograph, the rest will be sold during the Micallef show Impure Idols, which will take place in Los Angeles, USA, from the 19th - 29th September 2007. As aforementioned, customers will ONLY be able to purchase IN PERSON from the Lazarides gallery at Greek Street. We will NOT be taking any payments via email or orders over the telephone from UK residents. If you are an overseas customer (i.e not a UK resident), and therefore unable to come to the gallery in person, we have set aside 20 of each lithograph that can be purchased via email (http://www.lazinc.com/contact/) only. Please email your full name, contact telephone number, your overseas billing address and overseas delivery address (if different from your billing). We will be working on a first come first served basis and contact you on Thursday 20th September to let you know if you have been successful. We will not be accepting any email requests placed before 9 am on Wednesday 19th September 2007. There will be a shipping cost (sent via FEDEX) for overseas customers. We will be able to provide a quote for shipping once we have your full delivery address. It will take up to 28 days between purchasing, packing and shipping. We can only sell one set of the four lithographs per customer. However, they do not have to be purchased as a set of four. All four lithographs will be on display at the gallery for you to view in person. In addition to the lithographs we will also be selling the revamped edition of the Micallef book (this is an unlimited edition and not signed). It is priced at £25. Books will be available for purchase along with the lithograph release, and in the usual way (telephone orders or email orders) from Friday 21st September. The preferred methods of payments are via credit/ debit card but we will take cash - no cheques please. Provenance letters will NOT be issued for any of these lithographs, your receipt will act as authenticity. For directions to the gallery please visit the website: www.lazinc.com/contact/Please note the gallery will be closed on Tuesday 18th September so we can prepare.
is this a joke?
Email recieved from Laz Inc. The much anticipated London release of Antony Micallef's lithographs is nearly here. The details are as follows: The four lithographs will be released for purchase on Wednesday 19th September 2007 and can ONLY be bought IN PERSON from the Lazarides gallery at 8 Greek Street, London. The gallery will open from 9 am - 5 pm that day. The titles and details of the four lithographs are as follows: Uzi Lover 1- 68 cm x 65 cm -edition 400 - signed and numbered - £1000 + vat (£1175) each. Improvised Minotaur - 94 cm x 65 cm - edition 400 - signed and numbered - £1000 + vat (£1175) each. Uzi Lover 2 - 68 cm x 65 cm - edition 400 - signed and numbered - £1000 + vat (£1175) each. Peacekeeper - 96 cm x 67 cm - edition 400 - signed and numbered - £1000 + vat (£1175) each. (images are attached - all this information will be on our website in our news section www.lazinc.com/news/ as well) The Lazarides gallery in London will be selling 200 of each lithograph, the rest will be sold during the Micallef show Impure Idols, which will take place in Los Angeles, USA, from the 19th - 29th September 2007. As aforementioned, customers will ONLY be able to purchase IN PERSON from the Lazarides gallery at Greek Street. We will NOT be taking any payments via email or orders over the telephone from UK residents. If you are an overseas customer (i.e not a UK resident), and therefore unable to come to the gallery in person, we have set aside 20 of each lithograph that can be purchased via email (http://www.lazinc.com/contact/) only. Please email your full name, contact telephone number, your overseas billing address and overseas delivery address (if different from your billing). We will be working on a first come first served basis and contact you on Thursday 20th September to let you know if you have been successful. We will not be accepting any email requests placed before 9 am on Wednesday 19th September 2007. There will be a shipping cost (sent via FEDEX) for overseas customers. We will be able to provide a quote for shipping once we have your full delivery address. It will take up to 28 days between purchasing, packing and shipping. We can only sell one set of the four lithographs per customer. However, they do not have to be purchased as a set of four. All four lithographs will be on display at the gallery for you to view in person. In addition to the lithographs we will also be selling the revamped edition of the Micallef book (this is an unlimited edition and not signed). It is priced at £25. Books will be available for purchase along with the lithograph release, and in the usual way (telephone orders or email orders) from Friday 21st September. The preferred methods of payments are via credit/ debit card but we will take cash - no cheques please. Provenance letters will NOT be issued for any of these lithographs, your receipt will act as authenticity. For directions to the gallery please visit the website: www.lazinc.com/contact/Please note the gallery will be closed on Tuesday 18th September so we can prepare. is this a joke? |
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Micallef Lithographs, by jB on Sept 17, 2007 17:12:33 GMT 1, that's what i thought! hehe
that's what i thought! hehe
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Micallef Lithographs, by simonjohnfisher on Sept 17, 2007 19:33:04 GMT 1, Why?
Why?
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Micallef Lithographs, by cashman on Sept 17, 2007 19:59:55 GMT 1, And probably 4-5 threads talking about it lol
And probably 4-5 threads talking about it lol
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Micallef Lithographs, by simonjohnfisher on Sept 17, 2007 20:00:34 GMT 1,  Ahh I see. Sorry!
Ahh I see. Sorry!
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Micallef Lithographs, by dave313perry on Sept 17, 2007 20:04:52 GMT 1, no problem mate - you were only trying to be helpful - seems someone took offence though!
Welcome to the Forum! 
no problem mate - you were only trying to be helpful - seems someone took offence though! Welcome to the Forum! |
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Micallef Lithographs, by arcam on Sept 17, 2007 20:10:12 GMT 1, Ahh I see. Sorry!
I only just got the e-mail.
Ahh I see. Sorry! I only just got the e-mail. |
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Micallef Lithographs, by cashman on Sept 17, 2007 20:20:27 GMT 1, no problem mate - you were only trying to be helpful - seems someone took offence though! Welcome to the Forum!
no-one took offence Dave, so lets not make it seem that way 
no problem mate - you were only trying to be helpful - seems someone took offence though! Welcome to the Forum! no-one took offence Dave, so lets not make it seem that way |
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Micallef Lithographs, by dave313perry on Sept 17, 2007 20:22:15 GMT 1, no problem mate - you were only trying to be helpful - seems someone took offence though! Welcome to the Forum! no-one took offence Dave, so lets not make it seem that way
He got negged - so someone did
I also never recieved an e-mail!
no problem mate - you were only trying to be helpful - seems someone took offence though! Welcome to the Forum! no-one took offence Dave, so lets not make it seem that way He got negged - so someone did I also never recieved an e-mail! |
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Micallef Lithographs, by Wiseblood on Sept 17, 2007 20:26:57 GMT 1, ive just recieved mine now
ive just recieved mine now
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Micallef Lithographs, by johnerotten on Sept 17, 2007 20:43:46 GMT 1, Why are the prints so expensive?
The edition size is huge at 400.
do you think they will sell out?
Will they go up in value?
I live in LA and am debating Queing up in line. I love peacekeeper too! the other one's suck.
PS waiting on Banksy (i quit waiting) sucks.
PSS repost in the correct thread
Why are the prints so expensive?
The edition size is huge at 400.
do you think they will sell out?
Will they go up in value?
I live in LA and am debating Queing up in line. I love peacekeeper too! the other one's suck.
PS waiting on Banksy (i quit waiting) sucks.
PSS repost in the correct thread
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Micallef Lithographs, by dave313perry on Sept 17, 2007 20:50:14 GMT 1, 
in answer....
Expense is supply and demand - people will pay and they are worth it on the secondary market, Laz is no charity but a business
Edition size means more people can have the image on the wall
They will sell out for sure - i would say very quickly
How do you define going up in value? 1 years time 100 years time? at some point they will no doubt
Peacekeeper is cool! Banksy release is taking the piss!
in answer.... Expense is supply and demand - people will pay and they are worth it on the secondary market, Laz is no charity but a business Edition size means more people can have the image on the wall They will sell out for sure - i would say very quickly How do you define going up in value? 1 years time 100 years time? at some point they will no doubt Peacekeeper is cool! Banksy release is taking the piss!
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Micallef Lithographs, by johnerotten on Sept 17, 2007 20:52:35 GMT 1,
well i mean will they slowly go up in price or triple overnight like that binksy guy?
when were the angel bombers released?
what price?
what are they going for now?
Didn't these go up quickly?
I just can't afford to lose money on a $2k purchase.
Plus i would probably trade/swap/sell for a banksy i like.
in answer.... Expense is supply and demand - people will pay and they are worth it on the secondary market, Laz is no charity but a business Edition size means more people can have the image on the wall They will sell out for sure - i would say very quickly How do you define going up in value? 1 years time 100 years time? at some point they will no doubt Peacekeeper is cool! Banksy release is taking the piss!
well i mean will they slowly go up in price or triple overnight like that binksy guy? when were the angel bombers released? what price? what are they going for now? Didn't these go up quickly? I just can't afford to lose money on a $2k purchase. Plus i would probably trade/swap/sell for a banksy i like. in answer.... Expense is supply and demand - people will pay and they are worth it on the secondary market, Laz is no charity but a business Edition size means more people can have the image on the wall They will sell out for sure - i would say very quickly How do you define going up in value? 1 years time 100 years time? at some point they will no doubt Peacekeeper is cool! Banksy release is taking the piss! |
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Micallef Lithographs, by dave313perry on Sept 17, 2007 20:56:10 GMT 1, I just can't afford to lose money on a $2k purchase. Plus i would probably trade/swap/sell for a banksy i like.
Well if you cant afford to buy them then dont
If you dont like them then dont buy them
If you want a nice Banksy Get a job and leave someone who likes them get them for cost price!!
I just can't afford to lose money on a $2k purchase. Plus i would probably trade/swap/sell for a banksy i like. Well if you cant afford to buy them then dont If you dont like them then dont buy them If you want a nice Banksy Get a job and leave someone who likes them get them for cost price!! |
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Micallef Lithographs, by johnerotten on Sept 17, 2007 21:11:19 GMT 1, get a second job to afford the secondary market prices for a Banksy?
Supply and demand. Free Market. If i'm wrong to buy and sell for profit then why should i support the secondary market for Banksy?
kind of hypocritical? lets not delude ourselves the whole thing stinks. its not only about love of art unfortunately, but a business.
By that rationale then anyone who doesn't want their signed jack and jill should sell it for what they paid for it.
Same with Mickey Mantle baseball cards, and Superman #1 comic book.
I'm not dissing you, but i think there are some people on here who are very anti flipper who flip themselves.
whatever. it all sucks. print 10,000 J&J and Grin Reapers and i'll buy one of each for a couple hundred and be happy. FUCK IT.
I just can't afford to lose money on a $2k purchase. Plus i would probably trade/swap/sell for a banksy i like. Well if you cant afford to buy them then dont If you dont like them then dont buy them If you want a nice Banksy Get a job and leave someone who likes them get them for cost price!!
get a second job to afford the secondary market prices for a Banksy? Supply and demand. Free Market. If i'm wrong to buy and sell for profit then why should i support the secondary market for Banksy? kind of hypocritical? lets not delude ourselves the whole thing stinks. its not only about love of art unfortunately, but a business. By that rationale then anyone who doesn't want their signed jack and jill should sell it for what they paid for it. Same with Mickey Mantle baseball cards, and Superman #1 comic book. I'm not dissing you, but i think there are some people on here who are very anti flipper who flip themselves. whatever. it all sucks. print 10,000 J&J and Grin Reapers and i'll buy one of each for a couple hundred and be happy. FUCK IT. I just can't afford to lose money on a $2k purchase. Plus i would probably trade/swap/sell for a banksy i like. Well if you cant afford to buy them then dont If you dont like them then dont buy them If you want a nice Banksy Get a job and leave someone who likes them get them for cost price!! |
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Micallef Lithographs, by sausageboonwee on Sept 17, 2007 21:43:57 GMT 1, There is a lot of hypocrisy on this site. There are many members who slag-off other people for flipping then a month or so later 'kindly' offer a piece to forum members for twice it's original price. I think the big dividing point is the speed that people flip. There seems to be an unwritten rule of what is or isn't acceptable. Art has always been a commodity and always will be. I'm not saying it's right or wrong - it's just the way it is.
There is a lot of hypocrisy on this site. There are many members who slag-off other people for flipping then a month or so later 'kindly' offer a piece to forum members for twice it's original price. I think the big dividing point is the speed that people flip. There seems to be an unwritten rule of what is or isn't acceptable. Art has always been a commodity and always will be. I'm not saying it's right or wrong - it's just the way it is.
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Micallef Lithographs, by guest2 on Sept 17, 2007 21:54:04 GMT 1, There is a lot of hypocrisy on this site. There are many members who slag-off other people for flipping then a month or so later 'kindly' offer a piece to forum members for twice it's original price. I think the big dividing point is the speed that people flip. There seems to be an unwritten rule of what is or isn't acceptable. Art has always been a commodity and always will be. I'm not saying it's right or wrong - it's just the way it is.
good point, and if you've never flipped anything then you fall in to one of 3 catorgories, a) you're a liar b) You don't have enough art to flip or c) you have too much wall space and far too much money!
There is a lot of hypocrisy on this site. There are many members who slag-off other people for flipping then a month or so later 'kindly' offer a piece to forum members for twice it's original price. I think the big dividing point is the speed that people flip. There seems to be an unwritten rule of what is or isn't acceptable. Art has always been a commodity and always will be. I'm not saying it's right or wrong - it's just the way it is. good point, and if you've never flipped anything then you fall in to one of 3 catorgories, a) you're a liar b) You don't have enough art to flip or c) you have too much wall space and far too much money! |
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Micallef Lithographs, by bobbymeachamjr on Sept 17, 2007 22:00:19 GMT 1, I think im in the clear now...
I am now officially taking offers for the Ian francis prints from his Cali show
I think im in the clear now...
I am now officially taking offers for the Ian francis prints from his Cali show
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Micallef Lithographs, by CR on Sept 17, 2007 22:07:14 GMT 1, I think im in the clear now... I am now officially taking offers for the Ian francis prints from his Cali show
I'll give you £400
I think im in the clear now... I am now officially taking offers for the Ian francis prints from his Cali show I'll give you £400 |
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Micallef Lithographs, by Gatsby on Sept 17, 2007 22:11:51 GMT 1, Ok guys, despite all the negativity out there, I personally love this style of Micallef's work...He has a few different styles, something for everyone perhaps, but these are right up my ally!! I know there isn't much development but there is alittle evolution and i still really love them. No one criticised D*face for using the DSTQ image for major canvases in consecutive shows....just a thought!!
if i were to scrape together enough pocket money to buy one, which do you think i should get...and more importantly, what time do i need to get to Laz Inc to not miss out?!!!!!
Ok guys, despite all the negativity out there, I personally love this style of Micallef's work...He has a few different styles, something for everyone perhaps, but these are right up my ally!! I know there isn't much development but there is alittle evolution and i still really love them. No one criticised D*face for using the DSTQ image for major canvases in consecutive shows....just a thought!!
if i were to scrape together enough pocket money to buy one, which do you think i should get...and more importantly, what time do i need to get to Laz Inc to not miss out?!!!!!
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Micallef Lithographs, by atkuefler on Sept 17, 2007 22:13:58 GMT 1, I agree with Frankie... I have no problem with people flipping stuff once and a while. I know that alot of the top dogs on here even do it.
I agree with Frankie... I have no problem with people flipping stuff once and a while. I know that alot of the top dogs on here even do it.
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Micallef Lithographs, by pw on Sept 17, 2007 22:16:54 GMT 1, No one criticised D*face for using the DSTQ image for major canvases in consecutive shows....just a thought!!
D*face isn't about to hold one of the most hotly anticipated shows of the year and he never charged hundreds of thousands of dollars for his work. big difference me thinks.
No one criticised D*face for using the DSTQ image for major canvases in consecutive shows....just a thought!! D*face isn't about to hold one of the most hotly anticipated shows of the year and he never charged hundreds of thousands of dollars for his work. big difference me thinks. |
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Micallef Lithographs, by CR on Sept 17, 2007 22:22:29 GMT 1, I agree with Frankie... I have no problem with people flipping stuff once and a while. I know that alot of the top dogs on here even do it.
I don't really want to get into a debate, or start a big argument so I shall only say this once!
I believe there is a big difference between flipping (buying purely for profit, selling before you even have it, selling the same day) and re-sale (selling at a later to make space for more art, selling to purchase another piece of art at a later date)
people on here don't get upset at people who for a variety of reasons have to re-sell even the most popular pieces - what rubs people up the wrong way is people coming on here the day after is has sold out on the primary market or even at a later date and trying to flog it for double or triple what they paid for it, and making out like they are doing everyone a favour.
just my opinion and not aimed at anyone.
thanks
CR
oh and by the way - this is my fave one at the moment and I hope Pow release it as a print!
I agree with Frankie... I have no problem with people flipping stuff once and a while. I know that alot of the top dogs on here even do it. I don't really want to get into a debate, or start a big argument so I shall only say this once! I believe there is a big difference between flipping (buying purely for profit, selling before you even have it, selling the same day) and re-sale (selling at a later to make space for more art, selling to purchase another piece of art at a later date) people on here don't get upset at people who for a variety of reasons have to re-sell even the most popular pieces - what rubs people up the wrong way is people coming on here the day after is has sold out on the primary market or even at a later date and trying to flog it for double or triple what they paid for it, and making out like they are doing everyone a favour. just my opinion and not aimed at anyone. thanks CR oh and by the way - this is my fave one at the moment and I hope Pow release it as a print! |
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Micallef Lithographs, by JD on Sept 17, 2007 22:24:09 GMT 1, Ok guys, despite all the negativity out there, I personally love this style of Micallef's work...He has a few different styles, something for everyone perhaps, but these are right up my ally!! I know there isn't much development but there is alittle evolution and i still really love them. No one criticised D*face for using the DSTQ image for major canvases in consecutive shows....just a thought!! if i were to scrape together enough pocket money to buy one, which do you think i should get...and more importantly, what time do i need to get to Laz Inc to not miss out?!!!!!
Why would you need someone elses opinion on which one to get? Get the one YOU like
Ok guys, despite all the negativity out there, I personally love this style of Micallef's work...He has a few different styles, something for everyone perhaps, but these are right up my ally!! I know there isn't much development but there is alittle evolution and i still really love them. No one criticised D*face for using the DSTQ image for major canvases in consecutive shows....just a thought!! if i were to scrape together enough pocket money to buy one, which do you think i should get...and more importantly, what time do i need to get to Laz Inc to not miss out?!!!!! Why would you need someone elses opinion on which one to get? Get the one YOU like |
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Micallef Lithographs, by guest2 on Sept 17, 2007 22:28:02 GMT 1, CR oh and by the way - this is my fave one at the moment and I hope Pow release it as a print! Here Here CR, thats a cracker. Beats that wanabe ganster gun toting pumped up goat with knock knees and chicken legs.
CR oh and by the way - this is my fave one at the moment and I hope Pow release it as a print! Here Here CR, thats a cracker. Beats that wanabe ganster gun toting pumped up goat with knock knees and chicken legs. |
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Micallef Lithographs, by sausageboonwee on Sept 17, 2007 22:29:15 GMT 1, That would be a POW classic. I hope you're right. Chances are I wouldn't get near one though.
That would be a POW classic. I hope you're right. Chances are I wouldn't get near one though.
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Micallef Lithographs, by CR on Sept 17, 2007 22:32:23 GMT 1, this picture and others like it is why I respect AM work so much.
he won't please everyone with his entire body of work, but for the the charcol work is amazing!
I just hope this is POWs intention and that I manage to get one.
CR
p.s. if anyone manages to get a POW print when they release them, but decide they don't like it!! then I would love a chance to buy it.
at cost of course.......
this picture and others like it is why I respect AM work so much.
he won't please everyone with his entire body of work, but for the the charcol work is amazing!
I just hope this is POWs intention and that I manage to get one.
CR
p.s. if anyone manages to get a POW print when they release them, but decide they don't like it!! then I would love a chance to buy it.
at cost of course.......
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Ahh I see. Sorry!
