Urban Art Association

BANKSY TRIPTYCH @ SOTHEBY'S THIS WED (2nd), by kay7four on Jun 27, 2008 6:50:42 GMT 1,
Save up your chicken scratch and head on down to Sotheby's day sale this Wednesday (2nd) ...some of the usual suspect Banksy pieces on offer as well as a super sweet 3 canvases offered as 1 lot!....all three from the first Banksy LA show way back in 2002...some of the best, most enduring Banksy images ever IM humble O.....catch me in the front row with the travelers cheques...



check out the catalogue (LOTS 307, 434, 435, 437) oh yeah...and there is also a PAUL INSECT original ELVIS canvas from the Bullion show (lot 432)...WTF? I thought Damian Hirst own this?

browse.sothebys.com/?browsesort=lot_sort_number&c_date=Session+1+|+2+Jul+08%2C+10%3A00+AM%3Cbr%3ESession+2+|+2+Jul+08%2C+2%3A00+PM%3Cbr%3E&c_image=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.sothebys.com%2Fmedia%2Flive%2Fpub%2F2008%2FJUN%2Fp37856_thumb.jpg&c_location=London%2C+New+Bond+Street&c_name=Contemporary+Art+Day+Sale&cat=1&count=250&dp=Contemporary+Art&event_id=28704&g=1&hp=&hpc=&i=1&nb=1&page=1&sale_id=L08023&u1=dp

Save up your chicken scratch and head on down to Sotheby's day sale this Wednesday (2nd) ...some of the usual suspect Banksy pieces on offer as well as a super sweet 3 canvases offered as 1 lot!....all three from the first Banksy LA show way back in 2002...some of the best, most enduring Banksy images ever IM humble O.....catch me in the front row with the travelers cheques...



check out the catalogue (LOTS 307, 434, 435, 437) oh yeah...and there is also a PAUL INSECT original ELVIS canvas from the Bullion show (lot 432)...WTF? I thought Damian Hirst own this?

browse.sothebys.com/?browsesort=lot_sort_number&c_date=Session+1+|+2+Jul+08%2C+10%3A00+AM%3Cbr%3ESession+2+|+2+Jul+08%2C+2%3A00+PM%3Cbr%3E&c_image=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.sothebys.com%2Fmedia%2Flive%2Fpub%2F2008%2FJUN%2Fp37856_thumb.jpg&c_location=London%2C+New+Bond+Street&c_name=Contemporary+Art+Day+Sale&cat=1&count=250&dp=Contemporary+Art&event_id=28704&g=1&hp=&hpc=&i=1&nb=1&page=1&sale_id=L08023&u1=dp