[Greg]

Jul 14, 2020 9:46:47 GMT 1 Balboa said:

Banksy from 1977. Do I win?

... And he still can't paint feet or hands😜

[coller]

1999


2000 but you can see him changing his style

[hnkpnk]

[Big Bad Mo]

This is a Banksy piece I saw at The Walled Off in the managers room. Not sure if it was displayed there or elsewhere.

[KaL976]

Didn't see this one anywhere although a lot of the pics aren't in the posts anymore...

Back of the Sugar House, Bristol.

[JockoLad]

Jul 29, 2020 16:55:51 GMT 1 KaL976 said:

Didn't see this one anywhere although a lot of the pics aren't in the posts anymore...

Back of the Sugar House, Bristol.

Personally, I love this particular style of Banksy’s work. Reminds me of the massive LIITA that featured at his Arches show in Glasgow many years ago. I often wonder who ended up buying it and where it hangs to this day. I’ve a lovely space above my stairs that it would have sit nicely in - now, if only I had a time machine...

[cosmic]

Jul 29, 2020 16:55:51 GMT 1 KaL976 said:

Didn't see this one anywhere although a lot of the pics aren't in the posts anymore...

Back of the Sugar House, Bristol.

First time i have ever seen this one , would love to see it in color and in more detail !

[cosmic]

Jul 29, 2020 17:28:43 GMT 1 JockoLad said:

Jul 29, 2020 16:55:51 GMT 1 KaL976 said:

Didn't see this one anywhere although a lot of the pics aren't in the posts anymore...

Back of the Sugar House, Bristol.

Personally, I love this particular style of Banksy’s work. Reminds me of the massive LIITA that featured at his Arches show in Glasgow many years ago. I often wonder who ended up buying it and where it hangs to this day. I’ve a lovely space above my stairs that it would have sit nicely in - now, if only I had a time machine...

This LIITA from The Glasgow show was called Riot Painting 1997

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Jul 29, 2020 23:13:26 GMT 1 cosmic said:

Jul 29, 2020 17:28:43 GMT 1 JockoLad said:

Personally, I love this particular style of Banksy’s work. Reminds me of the massive LIITA that featured at his Arches show in Glasgow many years ago. I often wonder who ended up buying it and where it hangs to this day. I’ve a lovely space above my stairs that it would have sit nicely in - now, if only I had a time machine...

This LIITA from The Glasgow show was called Riot Painting 1997

I’m sure Seth Rogen owns it. Might be wrong

[cosmic]

Jul 29, 2020 23:27:43 GMT 1 @mammal100 said:

Jul 29, 2020 23:13:26 GMT 1 cosmic said:

This LIITA from The Glasgow show was called Riot Painting 1997

I’m sure Seth Rogen owns it. Might be wrong

Riot Painting was at this show that Seth Rogen attended 
gyllenbabble.blogspot.com/2011/04/man-on-streets.html

[KaL976]

That is in colour. The wall was a dirty, sandy yellow and it got a lot of sun that year which is why it's quite faded even though it wasn't that old. The paint probably isn't the best either. The picture was taken with a Pentax K1000 and probably Fuji film.

[JockoLad]

Jul 29, 2020 23:13:26 GMT 1 cosmic said:

Jul 29, 2020 17:28:43 GMT 1 JockoLad said:

Personally, I love this particular style of Banksy’s work. Reminds me of the massive LIITA that featured at his Arches show in Glasgow many years ago. I often wonder who ended up buying it and where it hangs to this day. I’ve a lovely space above my stairs that it would have sit nicely in - now, if only I had a time machine...

This LIITA from The Glasgow show was called Riot Painting 1997

Wow, thanks for posting! Were you at the show? Also, does anyone know if this sold and how much it was being sold for at the time?

Love the use of colour against the mixed grey backdrop. Banksy is down on himself on the card as that is an epic painting!

[cosmic]

Jul 30, 2020 0:00:27 GMT 1 KaL976 said:

That is in colour. The wall was a dirty, sandy yellow and it got a lot of sun that year which is why it's quite faded even though it wasn't that old. The paint probably isn't the best either. The picture was taken with a Pentax K1000 and probably Fuji film.

Ok thanks for clarification 

[cosmic]

any info or better pictures of this beautiful rat please ?

[KaL976]

I've seen it before which means there was at least one in Bristol around 97-99 sometime but I don't remember where.

[cosmic]

Love is in the Air
as seen in the AndA Boutique, Tokyo. 2002

Interesting direction he is throwing those flowers !! the only left hand LIITA i have ever seen

[hibster]

Jul 29, 2020 16:55:51 GMT 1 KaL976 said:

Didn't see this one anywhere although a lot of the pics aren't in the posts anymore...

Back of the Sugar House, Bristol.

this used to be my avatar (not sure if it still is - photobucket account doesnt exist any more)

sadly painted over when they opened the hotel du vin
my favourite piece
this is the only other photo of this (as well as mine) that i have seen

EDIT_ avatar still works - sort of!

[samo]

Banksy Morons Canvas from Barely Legal 2006

[Charlesworth]

A few pics found on Flickr

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[Not 4 The Thril]

[avec art]

less impressive than many of the pictures in this thread, but still something of a curiosity. Sketch for Pulp Fiction. A point of note, the actors John Travolta and Samuel L Jackson and their bananas are drawn with a single line. Might not sound much but to achieve such accurate proportions that way takes huge natural talent and a loose hand.

[Lunch Special]

Aug 12, 2020 16:57:33 GMT 1 avec art said:

less impressive than many of the pictures in this thread, but still something of a curiosity. Preliminary sketch for Pulp Fiction. A point of note, the actors John Travolta and Samuel L Jackson and their bananas are drawn with a single line. Might not sound much but to achieve such accurate proportions that way takes huge natural talent and a loose hand.

Umm yeah.

Or it could be traced?

[avec art]

It could be traced ... if it were done on tracing paper

[avec art]

not 300 gram recycled stock you can't (well perhaps you could see something). But that's not really the issue. I was actually telling porkies in the initial post, I adjusted it but special lunch had already quoted me by then. It's not a preliminary study, as I believe this was drawn after Pulp Fiction was an artwork. However it's not clear if it was drawn before the Pulp Fiction edition/s.

Does anyone know anything about a Santas Ghetto in Kingly Court just off Carnaby street in 2003? That's where this drawing originated

[Bill Hicks]

Aug 12, 2020 20:13:00 GMT 1 avec art said:

not 300 gram recycled stock you can't (well perhaps you could see something). But that's not really the issue. I was actually telling porkies in the initial post, I adjusted it but special lunch had already quoted me by then. It's not a preliminary study, as I believe this was drawn after Pulp Fiction was an artwork. However it's not clear if it was drawn before the Pulp Fiction edition/s.

Does anyone know anything about a Santas Ghetto in Kingly Court just off Carnaby street in 2003? That's where this drawing originated

May we kindly ask is this on the back of a print?

[Jeezuz Jones Snr]

Aug 14, 2020 22:20:40 GMT 1 cosmic said:

Love that top piece..

With regard to the fire starter peice, didn't some celebrity commission it for their house? It was in some lifestyle magazine years ago. Think it was a women in US? Anyone remember that?

[Lunch Special]

Aug 12, 2020 20:13:00 GMT 1 avec art said:

not 300 gram recycled stock you can't (well perhaps you could see something). But that's not really the issue. I was actually telling porkies in the initial post, I adjusted it but special lunch had already quoted me by then. It's not a preliminary study, as I believe this was drawn after Pulp Fiction was an artwork. However it's not clear if it was drawn before the Pulp Fiction edition/s.

Does anyone know anything about a Santas Ghetto in Kingly Court just off Carnaby street in 2003? That's where this drawing originated

When did clowns start coming out of caves?

[avec art]

when to feed the trolls

[Deleted]

Aug 16, 2020 19:35:39 GMT 1 cosmic said:

Never seen that before. Thanks for posting!

[lee3]

Thanks for posting as I haven't cracked the trio of little black books in a long time. Interesting as this artist has featured dogs in so many compositions over the years and often in a corner for whatever reason.