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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by howlinhooker on Jan 8, 2011 2:23:30 GMT 1, Finally got 2 framed, ;D Thanks Gary for the Framing, great job
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by Jeezuz Jones Snr on Jan 8, 2011 4:55:27 GMT 1, I think he does sign his own but some artists dont!! I posted this back in November
www.savill.com.au/artist_jeffreysmart.html
His og's go for 100's of thousands. I love his work, BUT.... I went to the Sydney Art Fair last night (some great work there, huge show) with the intent to buy one of his prints.. worked out 600 pounds for 999ed. I started aksing questions, apart from the paper looking thin/cheap, I then found out all his signatures are 'lazer copied on by a very expensive machine' (words from the gallery guy).. I told the guy how lazy is that?? tell him to get off his arse in Turin and start signing them!! the guy said Jeff's 89 yrs old... I didnt buy one, kind of gutted.. am i being harsh??
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i'm sorry John, in what way silly? Claiming that artists dont sign their prints. Such a silly comment. True some may just give an image to be made into a print then leave it to someone else, but at the end of the day all artists sign their output. Hirst signs his stuff, but certainly gets other people to carry through to that stage from concept. Theres not even a discussion here to be honest, as there is no proof what so ever of it being otherwise.
I think he does sign his own but some artists dont!! I posted this back in November www.savill.com.au/artist_jeffreysmart.htmlHis og's go for 100's of thousands. I love his work, BUT.... I went to the Sydney Art Fair last night (some great work there, huge show) with the intent to buy one of his prints.. worked out 600 pounds for 999ed. I started aksing questions, apart from the paper looking thin/cheap, I then found out all his signatures are 'lazer copied on by a very expensive machine' (words from the gallery guy).. I told the guy how lazy is that?? tell him to get off his arse in Turin and start signing them!! the guy said Jeff's 89 yrs old... I didnt buy one, kind of gutted.. am i being harsh?? Read more: urbanartassociation.com/index.cgi?action=userrecentposts&user=jeezuzjonessnr#ixzz1APdAyC30i'm sorry John, in what way silly? Claiming that artists dont sign their prints. Such a silly comment. True some may just give an image to be made into a print then leave it to someone else, but at the end of the day all artists sign their output. Hirst signs his stuff, but certainly gets other people to carry through to that stage from concept. Theres not even a discussion here to be honest, as there is no proof what so ever of it being otherwise. |
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by klyde on Jan 8, 2011 9:15:12 GMT 1, I think he does sign his own but some artists dont!! I posted this back in November www.savill.com.au/artist_jeffreysmart.htmlHis og's go for 100's of thousands. I love his work, BUT.... I went to the Sydney Art Fair last night (some great work there, huge show) with the intent to buy one of his prints.. worked out 600 pounds for 999ed. I started aksing questions, apart from the paper looking thin/cheap, I then found out all his signatures are 'lazer copied on by a very expensive machine' (words from the gallery guy).. I told the guy how lazy is that?? tell him to get off his arse in Turin and start signing them!! the guy said Jeff's 89 yrs old... I didnt buy one, kind of gutted.. am i being harsh?? Read more: urbanartassociation.com/index.cgi?action=userrecentposts&user=jeezuzjonessnr#ixzz1APdAyC30Claiming that artists dont sign their prints. Such a silly comment. True some may just give an image to be made into a print then leave it to someone else, but at the end of the day all artists sign their output. Hirst signs his stuff, but certainly gets other people to carry through to that stage from concept. Theres not even a discussion here to be honest, as there is no proof what so ever of it being otherwise.
At 89 years old, chances are he will pop his clogs soon enough and his signed work will be worth much more. Hows that for harsh! 
I think he does sign his own but some artists dont!! I posted this back in November www.savill.com.au/artist_jeffreysmart.htmlHis og's go for 100's of thousands. I love his work, BUT.... I went to the Sydney Art Fair last night (some great work there, huge show) with the intent to buy one of his prints.. worked out 600 pounds for 999ed. I started aksing questions, apart from the paper looking thin/cheap, I then found out all his signatures are 'lazer copied on by a very expensive machine' (words from the gallery guy).. I told the guy how lazy is that?? tell him to get off his arse in Turin and start signing them!! the guy said Jeff's 89 yrs old... I didnt buy one, kind of gutted.. am i being harsh?? Read more: urbanartassociation.com/index.cgi?action=userrecentposts&user=jeezuzjonessnr#ixzz1APdAyC30Claiming that artists dont sign their prints. Such a silly comment. True some may just give an image to be made into a print then leave it to someone else, but at the end of the day all artists sign their output. Hirst signs his stuff, but certainly gets other people to carry through to that stage from concept. Theres not even a discussion here to be honest, as there is no proof what so ever of it being otherwise. At 89 years old, chances are he will pop his clogs soon enough and his signed work will be worth much more. Hows that for harsh! |
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by craigf on Jan 8, 2011 10:09:31 GMT 1, Finally got 2 framed, ;D Thanks Gary for the Framing, great job that is greedy ...but they look great
Very greedy when some of us are still trying to get one
Finally got 2 framed, ;D Thanks Gary for the Framing, great job that is greedy ...but they look great Very greedy when some of us are still trying to get one |
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by craigf on Jan 8, 2011 10:13:53 GMT 1, Finally got 2 framed, ;D Thanks Gary for the Framing, great job
They do look v nice, but you need to get rid of the spare hook in the wall that's sticking out in between them
Finally got 2 framed, ;D Thanks Gary for the Framing, great job They do look v nice, but you need to get rid of the spare hook in the wall that's sticking out in between them |
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by howlinhooker on Jan 8, 2011 10:23:11 GMT 1, good luck craig in your search any joy ?
good luck craig in your search any joy ?
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by craigf on Jan 8, 2011 10:30:13 GMT 1, A couple of possibilities, may decide on a grey if I don't manage to hook up a colour soon
A couple of possibilities, may decide on a grey if I don't manage to hook up a colour soon
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by howlinhooker on Jan 8, 2011 10:31:51 GMT 1, GREY LOOKS GREAT CRAIG ................but you still might get lucky!!!!!!!!!!!! good luck in your search !
GREY LOOKS GREAT CRAIG ................but you still might get lucky!!!!!!!!!!!! good luck in your search !
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by love on Jan 8, 2011 10:36:49 GMT 1, A couple of possibilities, may decide on a grey if I don't manage to hook up a colour soon
You still got no offer for a coloured one, or are all out of financial range?
A couple of possibilities, may decide on a grey if I don't manage to hook up a colour soon You still got no offer for a coloured one, or are all out of financial range? |
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by howlinhooker on Jan 8, 2011 10:40:39 GMT 1, craig is rich ;D just being carefull with his ยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃ
craig is rich ;D just being carefull with his ยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃยฃ
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by eddiedangerous on Jan 8, 2011 12:05:43 GMT 1, Anyone who thinks "most artists sign their work" is off their chopper.
As far as Hirst and many other more established artists go, when you buy a piece as "signed by the artist" with prov. then as long as the actual gallery/artist says its signed by the artist and sold as such, it doesn't matter who actually put pen to paper to produce the signature.
I can 100% guarantee you that Hirst (and Warhol for that matter) does not sign all their own work. Hirst was factory producing pieces on three continents at one point last decade, many of ther pieces that were sold he never even saw in the flesh, and in many cases wasn't even on the same continent when they were made and signed.
If an artist is happy enough to have his team actually produce art under his name do you really think he/she would be that bothered if the same team actually signed the pieces too?
I personally think that the last 4 or 5 prints haven't been personally signed by Banksy himself, maybe a/p's but there is no real need to sign things himself. Its sold as signed by Banksy which means it will be purchased on the secondary market as such.
Anyone who thinks "most artists sign their work" is off their chopper.
As far as Hirst and many other more established artists go, when you buy a piece as "signed by the artist" with prov. then as long as the actual gallery/artist says its signed by the artist and sold as such, it doesn't matter who actually put pen to paper to produce the signature.
I can 100% guarantee you that Hirst (and Warhol for that matter) does not sign all their own work. Hirst was factory producing pieces on three continents at one point last decade, many of ther pieces that were sold he never even saw in the flesh, and in many cases wasn't even on the same continent when they were made and signed.
If an artist is happy enough to have his team actually produce art under his name do you really think he/she would be that bothered if the same team actually signed the pieces too?
I personally think that the last 4 or 5 prints haven't been personally signed by Banksy himself, maybe a/p's but there is no real need to sign things himself. Its sold as signed by Banksy which means it will be purchased on the secondary market as such.
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by bullet on Jan 8, 2011 12:14:23 GMT 1, Anyone who thinks "most artists sign their work" is off their chopper. As far as Hirst and many other more established artists go, when you buy a piece as "signed by the artist" with prov. then as long as the actual gallery/artist says its signed by the artist and sold as such, it doesn't matter who actually put pen to paper to produce the signature. I can 100% guarantee you that Hirst (and Warhol for that matter) does not sign all their own work. Hirst was factory producing pieces on three continents at one point last decade, many of ther pieces that were sold he never even saw in the flesh, and in many cases wasn't even on the same continent when they were made and signed. If an artist is happy enough to have his team actually produce art under his name do you really think he/she would be that bothered if the same team actually signed the pieces too? I personally think that the last 4 or 5 prints haven't been personally signed by Banksy himself, maybe a/p's but there is no real need to sign things himself. Its sold as signed by Banksy which means it will be purchased on the secondary market as such.
Proof please otherwise its made up
Post the proof here and the proof only.
Thanks.
Anyone who thinks "most artists sign their work" is off their chopper. As far as Hirst and many other more established artists go, when you buy a piece as "signed by the artist" with prov. then as long as the actual gallery/artist says its signed by the artist and sold as such, it doesn't matter who actually put pen to paper to produce the signature. I can 100% guarantee you that Hirst (and Warhol for that matter) does not sign all their own work. Hirst was factory producing pieces on three continents at one point last decade, many of ther pieces that were sold he never even saw in the flesh, and in many cases wasn't even on the same continent when they were made and signed. If an artist is happy enough to have his team actually produce art under his name do you really think he/she would be that bothered if the same team actually signed the pieces too? I personally think that the last 4 or 5 prints haven't been personally signed by Banksy himself, maybe a/p's but there is no real need to sign things himself. Its sold as signed by Banksy which means it will be purchased on the secondary market as such. Proof please otherwise its made up Post the proof here and the proof only. Thanks. |
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by naughtyshorty on Jan 8, 2011 12:20:29 GMT 1, I get your point Eddie, but I'd like to think that with only having to sign your name 500 odd times, it's actually not that taxing a thing for him to do and that he actually still signs them. It's only going to take him an hour and a half or so. Banksy doesn't strike me as the type of person who would not br bothered to do this- he's not a mass producing print machine like other artists....
I get your point Eddie, but I'd like to think that with only having to sign your name 500 odd times, it's actually not that taxing a thing for him to do and that he actually still signs them. It's only going to take him an hour and a half or so. Banksy doesn't strike me as the type of person who would not br bothered to do this- he's not a mass producing print machine like other artists....
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by Warm Gun on Jan 8, 2011 12:26:29 GMT 1, Big writers turn up for book signings still so I'd like to think that artists sign their own prints. On the other hand it wouldn't surprise me in the slightest if they couldn't be bothered, I mean for Christ sake, Hirst can't even be bothered to paint his own spot canvases!...and he's admitted that! So there is nothing to convince me he actually signs his prints (far to menial a task for such a self important artist)
Big writers turn up for book signings still so I'd like to think that artists sign their own prints. On the other hand it wouldn't surprise me in the slightest if they couldn't be bothered, I mean for Christ sake, Hirst can't even be bothered to paint his own spot canvases!...and he's admitted that! So there is nothing to convince me he actually signs his prints (far to menial a task for such a self important artist)
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by saint on Jan 8, 2011 12:29:41 GMT 1, I've heard MBW signs all banksys prints.
I've heard MBW signs all banksys prints.
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by eddiedangerous on Jan 8, 2011 12:36:33 GMT 1, Anyone who thinks "most artists sign their work" is off their chopper. As far as Hirst and many other more established artists go, when you buy a piece as "signed by the artist" with prov. then as long as the actual gallery/artist says its signed by the artist and sold as such, it doesn't matter who actually put pen to paper to produce the signature. I can 100% guarantee you that Hirst (and Warhol for that matter) does not sign all their own work. Hirst was factory producing pieces on three continents at one point last decade, many of ther pieces that were sold he never even saw in the flesh, and in many cases wasn't even on the same continent when they were made and signed. If an artist is happy enough to have his team actually produce art under his name do you really think he/she would be that bothered if the same team actually signed the pieces too? I personally think that the last 4 or 5 prints haven't been personally signed by Banksy himself, maybe a/p's but there is no real need to sign things himself. Its sold as signed by Banksy which means it will be purchased on the secondary market as such. Proof please otherwise its made up Post the proof here and the proof only. Thanks.
Cant be bothered.
You provide proof of the contary.
Thanks
Anyone who thinks "most artists sign their work" is off their chopper. As far as Hirst and many other more established artists go, when you buy a piece as "signed by the artist" with prov. then as long as the actual gallery/artist says its signed by the artist and sold as such, it doesn't matter who actually put pen to paper to produce the signature. I can 100% guarantee you that Hirst (and Warhol for that matter) does not sign all their own work. Hirst was factory producing pieces on three continents at one point last decade, many of ther pieces that were sold he never even saw in the flesh, and in many cases wasn't even on the same continent when they were made and signed. If an artist is happy enough to have his team actually produce art under his name do you really think he/she would be that bothered if the same team actually signed the pieces too? I personally think that the last 4 or 5 prints haven't been personally signed by Banksy himself, maybe a/p's but there is no real need to sign things himself. Its sold as signed by Banksy which means it will be purchased on the secondary market as such. Proof please otherwise its made up Post the proof here and the proof only. Thanks. Cant be bothered. You provide proof of the contary. Thanks |
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by des77 on Jan 8, 2011 12:51:27 GMT 1, I get your point Eddie, but I'd like to think that with only having to sign your name 500 odd times, it's actually not that taxing a thing for him to do and that he actually still signs them. It's only going to take him an hour and a half or so. Banksy doesn't strike me as the type of person who would not br bothered to do this- he's not a mass producing print machine like other artists....
Id have thought the same, cant be that hard to sign a few prints once per year
I get your point Eddie, but I'd like to think that with only having to sign your name 500 odd times, it's actually not that taxing a thing for him to do and that he actually still signs them. It's only going to take him an hour and a half or so. Banksy doesn't strike me as the type of person who would not br bothered to do this- he's not a mass producing print machine like other artists.... Id have thought the same, cant be that hard to sign a few prints once per year |
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by heavyweaponry on Jan 8, 2011 12:52:43 GMT 1, Proof please otherwise its made up Post the proof here and the proof only. Thanks. Cant be bothered. You provide proof of the contary. Thanks
Damien Hirst signs ALL his work personally (bar none), including even posters and multiples. I see no reason why Banksy wouldn't do the same.
Proof please otherwise its made up Post the proof here and the proof only. Thanks. Cant be bothered. You provide proof of the contary. Thanks Damien Hirst signs ALL his work personally (bar none), including even posters and multiples. I see no reason why Banksy wouldn't do the same. |
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by leumasdarnley on Jan 8, 2011 12:55:17 GMT 1, I get your point Eddie, but I'd like to think that with only having to sign your name 500 odd times, it's actually not that taxing a thing for him to do and that he actually still signs them. It's only going to take him an hour and a half or so. Banksy doesn't strike me as the type of person who would not br bothered to do this- he's not a mass producing print machine like other artists.... Id have thought the same, cant be that hard to sign a few prints once per year
Unless your dead 
I get your point Eddie, but I'd like to think that with only having to sign your name 500 odd times, it's actually not that taxing a thing for him to do and that he actually still signs them. It's only going to take him an hour and a half or so. Banksy doesn't strike me as the type of person who would not br bothered to do this- he's not a mass producing print machine like other artists.... Id have thought the same, cant be that hard to sign a few prints once per year Unless your dead |
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by bullet on Jan 8, 2011 13:06:51 GMT 1, Proof please otherwise its made up Post the proof here and the proof only. Thanks. Cant be bothered. You provide proof of the contary. Thanks
You claimed it so you prove it. Or you just said that to cause a stink.
Claiming that they do sign requires no proof as everyones got an example on their walls.
Proof please otherwise its made up Post the proof here and the proof only. Thanks. Cant be bothered. You provide proof of the contary. Thanks You claimed it so you prove it. Or you just said that to cause a stink. Claiming that they do sign requires no proof as everyones got an example on their walls. |
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by manty on Jan 8, 2011 13:16:14 GMT 1, Cant be bothered. You provide proof of the contary. Thanks Damien Hirst signs ALL his work personally (bar none), including even posters and multiples. I see no reason why Banksy wouldn't do the same.
Why does it matter? as long as you have the COA
Cant be bothered. You provide proof of the contary. Thanks Damien Hirst signs ALL his work personally (bar none), including even posters and multiples. I see no reason why Banksy wouldn't do the same. Why does it matter? as long as you have the COA |
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by ยฉhief' on Jan 8, 2011 13:49:18 GMT 1, Pretty sure Banksy still signs the prints. I had to wait a few weeks to get a replacement Nola, as they were waiting for Banksy to come in and sign them.
Pretty sure Banksy still signs the prints. I had to wait a few weeks to get a replacement Nola, as they were waiting for Banksy to come in and sign them.
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by mmmike on Jan 8, 2011 14:46:04 GMT 1, Anyone who thinks "most artists sign their work" is off their chopper. As far as Hirst and many other more established artists go, when you buy a piece as "signed by the artist" with prov. then as long as the actual gallery/artist says its signed by the artist and sold as such, it doesn't matter who actually put pen to paper to produce the signature. I can 100% guarantee you that Hirst (and Warhol for that matter) does not sign all their own work. Hirst was factory producing pieces on three continents at one point last decade, many of ther pieces that were sold he never even saw in the flesh, and in many cases wasn't even on the same continent when they were made and signed. If an artist is happy enough to have his team actually produce art under his name do you really think he/she would be that bothered if the same team actually signed the pieces too? I personally think that the last 4 or 5 prints haven't been personally signed by Banksy himself, maybe a/p's but there is no real need to sign things himself. Its sold as signed by Banksy which means it will be purchased on the secondary market as such.
It may not matter for resale, but it does to me. Warhol is the only artist who's work I would buy knowing it wasn't him who signed it.
Anyone who thinks "most artists sign their work" is off their chopper. As far as Hirst and many other more established artists go, when you buy a piece as "signed by the artist" with prov. then as long as the actual gallery/artist says its signed by the artist and sold as such, it doesn't matter who actually put pen to paper to produce the signature. I can 100% guarantee you that Hirst (and Warhol for that matter) does not sign all their own work. Hirst was factory producing pieces on three continents at one point last decade, many of ther pieces that were sold he never even saw in the flesh, and in many cases wasn't even on the same continent when they were made and signed. If an artist is happy enough to have his team actually produce art under his name do you really think he/she would be that bothered if the same team actually signed the pieces too? I personally think that the last 4 or 5 prints haven't been personally signed by Banksy himself, maybe a/p's but there is no real need to sign things himself. Its sold as signed by Banksy which means it will be purchased on the secondary market as such. It may not matter for resale, but it does to me. Warhol is the only artist who's work I would buy knowing it wasn't him who signed it. |
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by don on Jan 8, 2011 15:15:41 GMT 1, don- bite his hand off for that! thats my return offer after seeing the love for red on here 
Just got home after my trip to bristol, The deal was done and theres no going back, Not that I'd ever want too 
My new cyw
My new Donut
My new Trolleys
never been rolled and look as fresh as the day they were printed
don- bite his hand off for that! thats my return offer after seeing the love for red on here Just got home after my trip to bristol, The deal was done and theres no going back, Not that I'd ever want too My new cyw My new Donut My new Trolleys never been rolled and look as fresh as the day they were printed |
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by ยฉhief' on Jan 8, 2011 15:17:33 GMT 1, Holy Shit! That's a good deal Don!!
Holy Shit! That's a good deal Don!!
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by love on Jan 8, 2011 15:19:19 GMT 1, thats my return offer after seeing the love for red on here ... never been rolled and look as fresh as the day they were printed
Don, you got a picture of your framed red one? I'm interested in apicture of that beauty.
thats my return offer after seeing the love for red on here ... never been rolled and look as fresh as the day they were printed Don, you got a picture of your framed red one? I'm interested in apicture of that beauty. |
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by redfred on Jan 8, 2011 15:21:27 GMT 1, Bloody hell don thats one good deal, if I decide to get rid of my white will you do the negotiating? 
Bloody hell don thats one good deal, if I decide to get rid of my white will you do the negotiating? |
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by Ruggs on Jan 8, 2011 15:22:21 GMT 1, Well done don.
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by don on Jan 8, 2011 15:23:14 GMT 1, If you look back in the thread I had to ring niche to halt framing after getting a few head turning pm's !
If you look back in the thread I had to ring niche to halt framing after getting a few head turning pm's !
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by love on Jan 8, 2011 15:26:12 GMT 1, If you look back in the thread I had to ring niche to halt framing after getting a few head turning pm's !
You got any pictures of your unframed red one?
If you look back in the thread I had to ring niche to halt framing after getting a few head turning pm's ! You got any pictures of your unframed red one? |
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