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Help identifing Eine?, by spirit on Apr 8, 2010 15:53:36 GMT 1, Ben sprayed his circus font (with the W) on one of my Train Tags prints back in 2008 when he was in Denver, Colorado.
lol - you got the W, but lost the Z!
Ben sprayed his circus font (with the W) on one of my Train Tags prints back in 2008 when he was in Denver, Colorado. lol - you got the W, but lost the Z!
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Invader โข Invasion Kits IK, by spirit on Apr 8, 2010 15:49:51 GMT 1, There have been some goodies..
there have indeed - unfortunately I'm don't think this is one of them...
There have been some goodies.. there have indeed - unfortunately I'm don't think this is one of them...
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Pixels by Patrick Jean, by spirit on Apr 8, 2010 12:42:48 GMT 1, Wow! - that is amazingly good! thanks for posting.
Wow! - that is amazingly good! thanks for posting.
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Looking for Love, by spirit on Apr 8, 2010 12:31:19 GMT 1, Come on - I know it's a lovely print - but I'm sure at least 1 of you 25 must have broken up with that bitch who seemed like The One back then...so if you have one on your wall and every time you look at it you get that bitter feeling in your gut - get in touch!
Let the Love be free!
Come on - I know it's a lovely print - but I'm sure at least 1 of you 25 must have broken up with that bitch who seemed like The One back then...so if you have one on your wall and every time you look at it you get that bitter feeling in your gut - get in touch!
Let the Love be free!
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Looking for Love, by spirit on Apr 8, 2010 12:04:09 GMT 1, Thanks Schlomo - but I'm only after the pink/red original edition of 25.
Thanks Schlomo - but I'm only after the pink/red original edition of 25.
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Looking for Love, by spirit on Apr 8, 2010 12:00:10 GMT 1, Just thought I would test the water and see if anyone has an Eine Love they might be looking to sell/trade.
If so please PM me with your price.
Just thought I would test the water and see if anyone has an Eine Love they might be looking to sell/trade.
If so please PM me with your price.
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Help identifing Eine?, by spirit on Apr 8, 2010 11:57:20 GMT 1, does anyone happen to have an email address for eine they can pm me? his website has been suspended!
does anyone happen to have an email address for eine they can pm me? his website has been suspended!
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Help identifing Eine?, by spirit on Apr 8, 2010 11:38:24 GMT 1, Fantastic Darren! - no wonder you have such a big smile on your face! and a very nice VLH in the background there too.
Fantastic Darren! - no wonder you have such a big smile on your face! and a very nice VLH in the background there too.
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Help identifing Eine?, by spirit on Apr 8, 2010 11:24:31 GMT 1, I know that feeling. There is a list of pieces such as this one that I am on the prowl for. Luckily I managed to get a circus canvas so shutterfont not a priority now. I will get it one day though!
Circus is gorgeous - one of the first prints I ever bought was a circus on the secondary market - you rarely see them come up for sale these days - in fact I can only remember seeing one for sale in the last 2 years. Having that was was stopped me going for the shutter font at the time. What I don't have anything like though, and what I really really want - is a Love!
I know that feeling. There is a list of pieces such as this one that I am on the prowl for. Luckily I managed to get a circus canvas so shutterfont not a priority now. I will get it one day though! Circus is gorgeous - one of the first prints I ever bought was a circus on the secondary market - you rarely see them come up for sale these days - in fact I can only remember seeing one for sale in the last 2 years. Having that was was stopped me going for the shutter font at the time. What I don't have anything like though, and what I really really want - is a Love!
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Help identifing Eine?, by spirit on Apr 8, 2010 10:57:26 GMT 1, Missed out on this print and have regretted it since..
me too. seem to be going through a phase of trying to get hold of prints that I missed out / passed on and regret at the moment.
So if anyone has a white shutterfont or an Eine Love for sale/swap at a reasonable price, please can you get in touch.
Missed out on this print and have regretted it since.. me too. seem to be going through a phase of trying to get hold of prints that I missed out / passed on and regret at the moment. So if anyone has a white shutterfont or an Eine Love for sale/swap at a reasonable price, please can you get in touch.
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Help identifing Eine?, by spirit on Apr 8, 2010 10:10:45 GMT 1, Shutterfont perhaps? I am suggesting that because I don't think his earlier alphabet prints came with COAs - I don't know if shutterfont came with a COA or not but being more recent, it's more likely it did. Could be completely wrong.
Shutterfont perhaps? I am suggesting that because I don't think his earlier alphabet prints came with COAs - I don't know if shutterfont came with a COA or not but being more recent, it's more likely it did. Could be completely wrong.
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USA - Banksy Film "Exit Through The Gift Shop" , by spirit on Apr 8, 2010 1:10:25 GMT 1, Would really like to get hold of one of these US ETTGS posters - got any leads fragile?
Would really like to get hold of one of these US ETTGS posters - got any leads fragile?
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New Sage Vaughn print @ shopatlazarides.com, by spirit on Apr 8, 2010 1:04:25 GMT 1, love these late night releases you do...do they make you stay up late especially?
Good looking print too.
love these late night releases you do...do they make you stay up late especially?
Good looking print too.
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Mr Brainwash London Show?, by spirit on Apr 7, 2010 23:13:09 GMT 1, London show? - I didn't know there was one - but if it is anything like the US shows you can expect lots of derivative art priced very highly.
London show? - I didn't know there was one - but if it is anything like the US shows you can expect lots of derivative art priced very highly.
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Logan Hicks ๐บ๐ธ Stencil Artist โข Photographer โข Street Art, by spirit on Apr 7, 2010 23:07:45 GMT 1, always liked these - remember you posting them 2 or 3 years ago. good luck with the sale.
always liked these - remember you posting them 2 or 3 years ago. good luck with the sale.
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Banksy Laugh Now Print, by spirit on Apr 7, 2010 22:35:17 GMT 1, One good question after another... I don't work for POW, nor have I ever had to deal with sending something in to be authenticated. I have no clue.... But I will tell you, this situation is as unique as the print itself. but the print isn't unique - if it's real then there are another 149 just like it...
Thank god I only started a thread about this print and none of my Banksy originals... cause they too, don't have any paperwork. And guess who I got them directly through?
Mr Ebay?
One good question after another... I don't work for POW, nor have I ever had to deal with sending something in to be authenticated. I have no clue.... But I will tell you, this situation is as unique as the print itself. but the print isn't unique - if it's real then there are another 149 just like it... Thank god I only started a thread about this print and none of my Banksy originals... cause they too, don't have any paperwork. And guess who I got them directly through? Mr Ebay?
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WTB Very Little Helps. NOW PUCHASED!, by spirit on Apr 7, 2010 22:24:06 GMT 1, Try PMing craigf and see if he has the contact details for the guy that had the framed one on ebay - he said he had bought another print off him a while back.
I don't think he sold it off ebay - the listing ended because it came to the end of it's time.
Try PMing craigf and see if he has the contact details for the guy that had the framed one on ebay - he said he had bought another print off him a while back.
I don't think he sold it off ebay - the listing ended because it came to the end of it's time.
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WTB Mozart Bust/Beejoir LV child sculpture, by spirit on Apr 7, 2010 22:10:49 GMT 1, not sure of his email but I'd just PM him on here - he's got a sales thread running at the moment so you should get a fairly quick response. Don't think he has any left as there were only 25 (26 with the prototype) but who knows...you might get lucky.
I paid a fair bit more than the ยฃ150 for mine as quite a few people were interested and there was a bit of a dutch auction on here. I was also only really interested in a white one so when the opportunity for this one came up I felt I had to take it.
not sure of his email but I'd just PM him on here - he's got a sales thread running at the moment so you should get a fairly quick response. Don't think he has any left as there were only 25 (26 with the prototype) but who knows...you might get lucky.
I paid a fair bit more than the ยฃ150 for mine as quite a few people were interested and there was a bit of a dutch auction on here. I was also only really interested in a white one so when the opportunity for this one came up I felt I had to take it.
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WTB Mozart Bust/Beejoir LV child sculpture, by spirit on Apr 7, 2010 21:43:04 GMT 1, Yo Ive noticed on a few peoples framed pics threads they have had Mozart busts in white or black, the most recent with earphones (cant remember what thread now, so if yours please post again) Are these available to buy? Are they by a particular artist or just picked up off ebay? Also, i would like to pick up a Beejoir child sculpture. So pm me if you want to sell. Thanks
They were made a few years ago by Romanywg who is a member on here. Edition of 25 - 5 in each of 5 colours I believe. I was lucky enough to pick up the prototype off a forum member a few weeks ago.
I love it. I completely misjudged my wife's reaction to it though - I thought she'd like it but she absolutely hates it - more than anything else I have ever bought she says. I keep coming home and finding it moved and I keep having to find where she's hidden it and put it back on the mantlepiece. There's a full on battle of wills going on...So far I think I'm winning but I'm worried that one day she'll say it's either Beathoven or her...
Yo Ive noticed on a few peoples framed pics threads they have had Mozart busts in white or black, the most recent with earphones (cant remember what thread now, so if yours please post again) Are these available to buy? Are they by a particular artist or just picked up off ebay? Also, i would like to pick up a Beejoir child sculpture. So pm me if you want to sell. Thanks They were made a few years ago by Romanywg who is a member on here. Edition of 25 - 5 in each of 5 colours I believe. I was lucky enough to pick up the prototype off a forum member a few weeks ago. I love it. I completely misjudged my wife's reaction to it though - I thought she'd like it but she absolutely hates it - more than anything else I have ever bought she says. I keep coming home and finding it moved and I keep having to find where she's hidden it and put it back on the mantlepiece. There's a full on battle of wills going on...So far I think I'm winning but I'm worried that one day she'll say it's either Beathoven or her...
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Show everyone your latest Art Purchase?, by spirit on Apr 7, 2010 21:24:57 GMT 1, Very nice stephen - the steve powers really pops and that museum glass is incredible - looks like it has no glass at all. Can I ask where you got the custom swept frame done? Is that an S&S above it? looks beautifully framed too.
Really like that Jessica Albarn owl as well - saw one of those at Pauli frames when I was there the other day.
Very nice stephen - the steve powers really pops and that museum glass is incredible - looks like it has no glass at all. Can I ask where you got the custom swept frame done? Is that an S&S above it? looks beautifully framed too.
Really like that Jessica Albarn owl as well - saw one of those at Pauli frames when I was there the other day.
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Urban art auction cat up at www.dnfa.com, by spirit on Apr 7, 2010 17:19:47 GMT 1, What's the deal with artists and galleries putting works straight to auction or possibly a short while after not selling from release? Seems to be getting more commonplace nowadays with certain galleries and auction houses in the urban art field. Don't know other peoples views on this subject, but I'm not sure it looks good from either perspective.
I agree with you - not sure about this trend at all.
What's the deal with artists and galleries putting works straight to auction or possibly a short while after not selling from release? Seems to be getting more commonplace nowadays with certain galleries and auction houses in the urban art field. Don't know other peoples views on this subject, but I'm not sure it looks good from either perspective. I agree with you - not sure about this trend at all.
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WTB Very Little Helps for ยฃ2200, by spirit on Apr 7, 2010 17:16:16 GMT 1, Yep, there was a nicely framed one up at ยฃ2500. Surprised it didn't sell. Always some uncertainty buying framed ones but that one was framed by Railings so should be OK.
ยฃ2K is certainly in the right ballpark I reckon.
Yep, there was a nicely framed one up at ยฃ2500. Surprised it didn't sell. Always some uncertainty buying framed ones but that one was framed by Railings so should be OK.
ยฃ2K is certainly in the right ballpark I reckon.
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Banksy - The Art Establishment, by spirit on Apr 7, 2010 17:04:33 GMT 1, Hi newbie here, and hope i dont make n' rse of meself with first post but as i see it... the art establishment, or rather the London clique (jay joplin, nick scrote-a, etc) tried to keep banksy out, he wasn't a serious artist they said, but very quickly, phenominally quickly in fact, Mr B completely bypassed them thru simple unashamed popularity and prolifically hardwork... When i first heard of Banksy back in 2003/4 i had a particular distaste for what i called Gimmick Art, but with B there was a huge difference, i felt he didn't pretend, the gimmick was infact the whole point and his own flavour bought a very neccessary level of fun to some very serious and spot on relevant issues... the time was very ripe!!! as his success grew i wondered if this would destroy or improve the work, last year i got along to the Bristol museum and this one show confirmed that he can take it all very much in his stride, i'd heard ol' Damien was now a fan and personally felt his Hurstmark all over those wonderfull cages.... the other main impression i got from that visit to bristol was the appeal to the general public, i passed at 8.00 am + there was a guy putting out Barriers, so i asked, when does the queue start ? & what time should i be back to avoid a long wait, he said the doors open at 10, so be here by 9.30 and you'll be fine, meanwhiles i wandered down to Stokes Croft for a lil' looksie... when i returned at 9.15 there were about 3,00 people infront of me, the barriers were full and the queue continued along the road to the pedestrian crossing (:if you know it:) but as long queues go they got us in a lot quicker than expected once doors opened, i digress... often anywho the point is that i've been to the centinary show of Van gogh in Amsterdam in 90 and major shows such as Matisse at the Pompidou, Paris that same year, a late Dekooning show in San Fran about 95, Baselitz too... same time, in LA, and yet i have NEVER seen a turn out like that before, and what was really great was that the crowds were whole families, kiddies n' Grandma's too, Hoodies were actually in the minority.... Local boy very much makes good Haven't caught the film yet, but i hear its worth a viewing too, tho i must say Brainwash images i've seen on the net are truely ghastly... was this a piss take/put down to the states?? So anyway my answer.... Banksy really doesn't need the art establishment, but they are beginning to realise they need him more to the point that they couldn't keep him out or stop him My only worry then became would they be able to disarm his threat to their rule with acceptance and reward, again i am glad to say... seems not morning all.... ps on the print side i am not at all sure his work is getting better, i much prefer the prints from 2003, could someone direct me to the right 'thread??' (:am new to forum etiquette, and there seems to be thousands of topics:) where i can ask a few questions about 2003 prints, particularly Flying Copper (:aka Pigs might fly:), Bombing Middle England and Bomb hugger pls.... meanwhiles Keep It Messy y'all xxXxx Oh and Hurst wont surrender his crown easily, but i think he's intellegent enough to have noticed that it's already been nicked!!!!
Welcome - far from making n 'rse of yourself you've made possibly the best first post ever.
Oh and re your question about the merits of early prints Vs later ones - why not just start a thread about it? As long as it's not related to buying or selling it should be fine in the general discussion section/main board.
Hi newbie here, and hope i dont make n' rse of meself with first post but as i see it... the art establishment, or rather the London clique (jay joplin, nick scrote-a, etc) tried to keep banksy out, he wasn't a serious artist they said, but very quickly, phenominally quickly in fact, Mr B completely bypassed them thru simple unashamed popularity and prolifically hardwork... When i first heard of Banksy back in 2003/4 i had a particular distaste for what i called Gimmick Art, but with B there was a huge difference, i felt he didn't pretend, the gimmick was infact the whole point and his own flavour bought a very neccessary level of fun to some very serious and spot on relevant issues... the time was very ripe!!! as his success grew i wondered if this would destroy or improve the work, last year i got along to the Bristol museum and this one show confirmed that he can take it all very much in his stride, i'd heard ol' Damien was now a fan and personally felt his Hurstmark all over those wonderfull cages.... the other main impression i got from that visit to bristol was the appeal to the general public, i passed at 8.00 am + there was a guy putting out Barriers, so i asked, when does the queue start ? & what time should i be back to avoid a long wait, he said the doors open at 10, so be here by 9.30 and you'll be fine, meanwhiles i wandered down to Stokes Croft for a lil' looksie... when i returned at 9.15 there were about 3,00 people infront of me, the barriers were full and the queue continued along the road to the pedestrian crossing (:if you know it:) but as long queues go they got us in a lot quicker than expected once doors opened, i digress... often anywho the point is that i've been to the centinary show of Van gogh in Amsterdam in 90 and major shows such as Matisse at the Pompidou, Paris that same year, a late Dekooning show in San Fran about 95, Baselitz too... same time, in LA, and yet i have NEVER seen a turn out like that before, and what was really great was that the crowds were whole families, kiddies n' Grandma's too, Hoodies were actually in the minority.... Local boy very much makes good Haven't caught the film yet, but i hear its worth a viewing too, tho i must say Brainwash images i've seen on the net are truely ghastly... was this a piss take/put down to the states?? So anyway my answer.... Banksy really doesn't need the art establishment, but they are beginning to realise they need him more to the point that they couldn't keep him out or stop him My only worry then became would they be able to disarm his threat to their rule with acceptance and reward, again i am glad to say... seems not morning all.... ps on the print side i am not at all sure his work is getting better, i much prefer the prints from 2003, could someone direct me to the right 'thread??' (:am new to forum etiquette, and there seems to be thousands of topics:) where i can ask a few questions about 2003 prints, particularly Flying Copper (:aka Pigs might fly:), Bombing Middle England and Bomb hugger pls.... meanwhiles Keep It Messy y'all xxXxx Oh and Hurst wont surrender his crown easily, but i think he's intellegent enough to have noticed that it's already been nicked!!!! Welcome - far from making n 'rse of yourself you've made possibly the best first post ever. Oh and re your question about the merits of early prints Vs later ones - why not just start a thread about it? As long as it's not related to buying or selling it should be fine in the general discussion section/main board.
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The 64,000 dollar question.....again, by spirit on Apr 7, 2010 16:28:06 GMT 1, Met Graham at his workshop in Hoxton. Very nice guy. He took one look at it and said 'easy peasy!' The other thing i noticed was a lot of 'don't panic' folder posters all over the place!! Obviously being restored from the folds! I'll let you know how it goes Thanks to everyone for recommending him!!
I imagine there's good money to be made on ebay turning folded ones into unfolded ones if you are a paper restorer! - perhaps it was this Graham bloke removing box-fulls at a time...
Met Graham at his workshop in Hoxton. Very nice guy. He took one look at it and said 'easy peasy!' The other thing i noticed was a lot of 'don't panic' folder posters all over the place!! Obviously being restored from the folds! I'll let you know how it goes Thanks to everyone for recommending him!! I imagine there's good money to be made on ebay turning folded ones into unfolded ones if you are a paper restorer! - perhaps it was this Graham bloke removing box-fulls at a time...
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Price check threads...Please read, by spirit on Apr 7, 2010 16:20:43 GMT 1, Totally disagree Obviously is hoarding a load of prints I agree
you agree that you totally disagree?
Totally disagree Obviously is hoarding a load of prints I agree you agree that you totally disagree?
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BANKSY DON'T PANIC PRINT GIVE AWAY!, by spirit on Apr 7, 2010 16:04:56 GMT 1, 11p! what a rip off. You're nothing but a con man and charlatan. I thought you sent out over 100 posters to people because you were a nice guy but now I see that profit was obviously your only motive. Thought you could make a quick ยฃ12.36 the easy way heh? well now we can all see what you're really made of!
11p! what a rip off. You're nothing but a con man and charlatan. I thought you sent out over 100 posters to people because you were a nice guy but now I see that profit was obviously your only motive. Thought you could make a quick ยฃ12.36 the easy way heh? well now we can all see what you're really made of!
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Show everyone your latest Art Purchase?, by spirit on Apr 7, 2010 13:09:53 GMT 1, Agree they are superb prints. How has peggy framed her WTL? PEGGY IS STILL SAVING UP HER DOG BISCUIT MONEY TO FRAME, SO LOOKS AT FLAT ON FLOOR OF KENNEL. PEGGY WAS A POOT STAFFY WHEN BOUGHT, COULD NOT REALLY AFFORD BUT FELL IN LOVE SO DIDN'T BUY HER OWNER A XMAS PRESENT, AND WENT HUNGRY FOR THE MONTH. WHEN PEGGY DOES FRAME HAS HAD IDEA OF SUNKEN TO DEPTH OF AROUND 4CM FLUSH TO BOXFRAME WITH NO MOUNT. PEGGY YET TO SEE ANY OTHERS FRAMED LIKE THIS, BUT BELIEVES WOULD WORK WELL.
Interesting idea leaving out the mount - I'm about to get both St Giles and WTL framed so interested to hear your ideas - are you thinking white box or something darker? I really like the dark wood box on the WTL I posted in the framed Parla's thread. Had been debating whether to float or thinnish mount but your flush idea has given me food for thought.
Agree they are superb prints. How has peggy framed her WTL? PEGGY IS STILL SAVING UP HER DOG BISCUIT MONEY TO FRAME, SO LOOKS AT FLAT ON FLOOR OF KENNEL. PEGGY WAS A POOT STAFFY WHEN BOUGHT, COULD NOT REALLY AFFORD BUT FELL IN LOVE SO DIDN'T BUY HER OWNER A XMAS PRESENT, AND WENT HUNGRY FOR THE MONTH. WHEN PEGGY DOES FRAME HAS HAD IDEA OF SUNKEN TO DEPTH OF AROUND 4CM FLUSH TO BOXFRAME WITH NO MOUNT. PEGGY YET TO SEE ANY OTHERS FRAMED LIKE THIS, BUT BELIEVES WOULD WORK WELL. Interesting idea leaving out the mount - I'm about to get both St Giles and WTL framed so interested to hear your ideas - are you thinking white box or something darker? I really like the dark wood box on the WTL I posted in the framed Parla's thread. Had been debating whether to float or thinnish mount but your flush idea has given me food for thought.
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Show everyone your latest Art Purchase?, by spirit on Apr 7, 2010 12:52:40 GMT 1, WOOF WOOF WOOF WOOF WOOF WOOF WOOF. PEGGY LIKES A LOT. PEGGY LIKES LOOKING AT WTL IN HER KENNEL PEGGY WAS CONCERNED ABOUT MR PARLA MAKING BEAUTIFUL WORK FLAT & DULL, BUT AGAIN PEGGY WAS A VERY FOOLISH STAFFY. MR JONES DID SUCH A GOOD JOB WITH THE PRINTERS HE USED PEGGY CHASED HER TAIL FOR DAYS WHEN SHE SAW THE RESULTS AND SHOULD NEVER HAVE DOUBTED THE ARTIST & GALLERY.
Agree they are superb prints. How has peggy framed her WTL?
WOOF WOOF WOOF WOOF WOOF WOOF WOOF. PEGGY LIKES A LOT. PEGGY LIKES LOOKING AT WTL IN HER KENNEL PEGGY WAS CONCERNED ABOUT MR PARLA MAKING BEAUTIFUL WORK FLAT & DULL, BUT AGAIN PEGGY WAS A VERY FOOLISH STAFFY. MR JONES DID SUCH A GOOD JOB WITH THE PRINTERS HE USED PEGGY CHASED HER TAIL FOR DAYS WHEN SHE SAW THE RESULTS AND SHOULD NEVER HAVE DOUBTED THE ARTIST & GALLERY. Agree they are superb prints. How has peggy framed her WTL?
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terrible collector or the worst ever, by spirit on Apr 7, 2010 11:00:16 GMT 1, not sure he'd really want that information shared with the whole world artpartment!
not sure he'd really want that information shared with the whole world artpartment!
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Banksy Happy Chopper Print, by spirit on Apr 7, 2010 9:52:48 GMT 1, COA makes a huge difference - plenty of fakes about so no-one's going to take the risk of buying one without.
You could try selling it here or ebay - people here will normally want it a bit cheaper than ebay as you will not have the ebay fees to pay etc. I'm afraid 3-4K is dreaming, I think you'd be very lucky to get ยฃ2K for it in the current market, as the last one sold on ebay for ยฃ1600, people here would probably offer you more like ยฃ1500.
Get the COA sorted and then come back and try your luck!
COA makes a huge difference - plenty of fakes about so no-one's going to take the risk of buying one without.
You could try selling it here or ebay - people here will normally want it a bit cheaper than ebay as you will not have the ebay fees to pay etc. I'm afraid 3-4K is dreaming, I think you'd be very lucky to get ยฃ2K for it in the current market, as the last one sold on ebay for ยฃ1600, people here would probably offer you more like ยฃ1500.
Get the COA sorted and then come back and try your luck!
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