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Don't trim is the answer for me. Maybe that's because I'm growing a beard?

[wisky]

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[Howard Johnson]

Found this fun little Richard Prince print, edition of 150 that's still avalible at cost for only €30. It's admittedly not his strongest work, but you cant beat that price for a legit Prince edition!

www.weekendfest.de/shop.php

[firstimer]

I don't think its signed?

[Deleted]

It's not, only numbered but still cheap for a Richard Prince

[b1470]

Got one! Thanks for the heads up!

[slipry]

Received this today and it is nice; thanks again for the head's up Christoffer!  I can now add a Prince to our portfolio -

[Howard Johnson]

Jun 22, 2017 21:25:00 GMT 1 slipry said:

Received this today and it is nice; thanks again for the head's up Christoffer!  I can now add a Prince to our portfolio -

Glad you liked it! Still waiting on mine . Would you mind disclosing the image size for the intervention by prince? I found a great "off the shelf" 18x18 frame with a 10x8 opening, but wasn't sure if that would crop out to much of the artwork.

Considering we have almost identical tastes in art, I highly recommend checking out the rest of Prince's body of work. He may be my favorite living artist. Plus, he produces a ton of great posters and prints some of which he just gives away for free. I've amassed around 10 Prince pieces thus far, and I've never had to pay more than 1.5k, which was for a proper signed/numbered edition. A lot of his work is based on the concept of "American ephemera" and "American pulp" (my own made up fancy art terms) and (some) of his work is actually better represented through posters as opposed to fine art prints. Medium matching the concept n all that.

[Rochebm]

Jun 23, 2017 21:47:35 GMT 1 Howard Johnson said:

Jun 22, 2017 21:25:00 GMT 1 slipry said:

Received this today and it is nice; thanks again for the head's up Christoffer!  I can now add a Prince to our portfolio -

Glad you liked it! Still waiting on mine . Would you mind disclosing the image size for the intervention by prince? I found a great "off the shelf" 18x18 frame with a 10x8 opening, but wasn't sure if that would crop out to much of the artwork.

Considering we have almost identical tastes in art, I highly recommend checking out the rest of Prince's body of work. He may be my favorite living artist. Plus, he produces a ton of great posters and prints some of which he just gives away for free. I've amassed around 10 Prince pieces thus far, and I've never had to pay more than 1.5k, which was for a proper signed/numbered edition. A lot of his work is based on the concept of "American ephemera" and "American pulp" (my own made up fancy art terms) and (some) of his work is actually better represented through posters as opposed to fine art prints. Medium matching the concept n all that.

Mine arrived yesterday, very happy with it. Thanks for the heads up. It's 12"x12", so the same size as an LP. I'll probably use a cheap LP frame like this to display it

m.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/art/80177066/

[slipry]

Jun 23, 2017 21:47:35 GMT 1 Howard Johnson said:

Jun 22, 2017 21:25:00 GMT 1 slipry said:

Received this today and it is nice; thanks again for the head's up Christoffer!  I can now add a Prince to our portfolio -

Glad you liked it! Still waiting on mine . Would you mind disclosing the image size for the intervention by prince? I found a great "off the shelf" 18x18 frame with a 10x8 opening, but wasn't sure if that would crop out to much of the artwork.

Considering we have almost identical tastes in art, I highly recommend checking out the rest of Prince's body of work. He may be my favorite living artist. Plus, he produces a ton of great posters and prints some of which he just gives away for free. I've amassed around 10 Prince pieces thus far, and I've never had to pay more than 1.5k, which was for a proper signed/numbered edition. A lot of his work is based on the concept of "American ephemera" and "American pulp" (my own made up fancy art terms) and (some) of his work is actually better represented through posters as opposed to fine art prints. Medium matching the concept n all that.

Yeah, I always liked his Suicide Girls stuff from afar, but have been looking more at his Nurses, Cowboys, etc. recently.  Really dig most of his work!

Like rochebm said above, it is a standard album size in total.  This is a nice thing obviously w/ so many "cheap" framing options now with the current trend in slapping album sleeves up on the walls.  But if you are going smaller, his interventions come in at (roughly) 2.125" from the top, 1.25" from the right, 1.5" from the bottom and 1.375" from the left. 

[nobokov]

Jun 23, 2017 21:47:35 GMT 1 Howard Johnson said:

Jun 22, 2017 21:25:00 GMT 1 slipry said:

Received this today and it is nice; thanks again for the head's up Christoffer!  I can now add a Prince to our portfolio -

Glad you liked it! Still waiting on mine . Would you mind disclosing the image size for the intervention by prince? I found a great "off the shelf" 18x18 frame with a 10x8 opening, but wasn't sure if that would crop out to much of the artwork.

Considering we have almost identical tastes in art, I highly recommend checking out the rest of Prince's body of work. He may be my favorite living artist. Plus, he produces a ton of great posters and prints some of which he just gives away for free. I've amassed around 10 Prince pieces thus far, and I've never had to pay more than 1.5k, which was for a proper signed/numbered edition. A lot of his work is based on the concept of "American ephemera" and "American pulp" (my own made up fancy art terms) and (some) of his work is actually better represented through posters as opposed to fine art prints. Medium matching the concept n all that.

Just discovered Richard Prince's artwork and would love to find a source for a print or poster of the Nurse series if you know of one. Thanks!

[marki]

where can i get one? its sold out

[Howard Johnson]

Looking for Richard Prince's Catcher in the Rye (ideally initialed). Strongly prefer a swap and have lots to offer (IG is ChristofferGaddini). Thanks!

[Howard Johnson]

Looking for a new Richard Prince, if you have any of the following please get at me!

-Catcher in the Rye
-Good Nurse Collage
-Girlfriend, Cowboy, or slimier photograph edition of 26
-Signed poster or other cool ephemera
-Actually... pretty much anything!

[fm1975]

For Sale It's a Free Concert Now Vinyl Limited Edition. With Vinyl and accompanied RP Text.

Framed as all the edition. Mint Condition. Signed and Numbered by Richard Prince. Edition of only 25

All details:

www.newarteditions.com/richard-prince-its-a-free-concert-now/


LF around 2500€ ONO
Based Spain.
[e-mail]

[Howard Johnson]

Looking for Richard Prince's "Catcher in the Rye", have lots of other prince works to trade. Thanks!

[fm1975]

Bumping

[fm1975]

Still Available

[fm1975]

Price Reduced

[fm1975]

Bump

[nobokov]

There's a charity edition available now to support Downtown4Democracy. I personally passed because it's creepy looking and the edition size is monstrous and just a poster, but perhaps someone will be interested.


downtown4democracy.org/d4d-editions/2018/4/30/richard-prince

Two price levels available

'18 & Stormy', 2018
33” x 26.4”

Offset poster
Edition of 400
$100 ($15 shipping)

And

'18 & Stormy', 2018
33” x 26.4”

Offset poster with DVD Sticker 
Edition of 100
Signed and dated, on recto 
$500 ($15 shipping)
Limit of ONE per person



18 & Stormy is based on a composite image constructed of photographs of the eighteen women who have accused President Donald Trump of sexual misconduct, plus Stormy Daniels, the adult film actress paid $130,000 for her silence by Donald Trump’s personal attorney shortly before the 2016 Presidential Election.

The work draws on the history of composite photography, including the work of Ludwig Wittgenstein, who first experimented with the process in the 1920s, as well as the work of anthropologist Francis Galton, who conducted composite photography experiments in the Victorian era. It is a more political version of Prince’s first experiment with the form, which he created in 2013: A composite image of the 57 girlfriends with whom Jerry Seinfeld appeared on screen during the run of Seinfeld.

Rather than diminishing or conflating the very different experiences these nineteen women have lived, or searching for facial resemblance as in Galton’s experiments, we search for another commonality.  18 & Stormy highlights a different connecting thread. The clarity emerging from the fuzziness of the image is what each of these women implore:  exposing the truth about their experiences with Donald Trump, the President of the United States of America.

[nobokov]

May 1, 2018 16:13:07 GMT 1 Atom Gallery said:

have to be a US resident to buy ? weird..

I like the idea more than the image..

I guess thats sort of his m.o. , good ideas, but poor execution in most cases except for the nurses and cowboys.

[Hairbland]

May 1, 2018 19:01:37 GMT 1 nobokov said:

May 1, 2018 16:13:07 GMT 1 Atom Gallery said:

have to be a US resident to buy ? weird..

I like the idea more than the image..

I guess thats sort of his m.o. , good ideas, but poor execution in most cases except for the nurses and cowboys.

Yes, nurses and cowboys highlights!

[Ken Hashimoto]

May 1, 2018 16:13:07 GMT 1 Atom Gallery said:

have to be a US resident to buy ? weird..

I like the idea more than the image..

I'd assume it has to do with political fundraising laws here in the US. God forbid a foreign government influence an election here....

[maxroomhead]

I’m new to the forum and wondered whether Richard Prince has much of a following/ collector base here?

[Howard Johnson]

May 2, 2018 18:16:59 GMT 1 maxroomhead said:

I’m new to the forum and wondered whether Richard Prince has much of a following/ collector base here?

Small, but I'm doing my best to spread awareness of all things Richard Prince. He's my favorite living artist, and even as a true believer, I have to agree with the comments about how his ideas are sometimes better then the execution.

However, he's done a ton of amazing work beyond the nurses and cowboys. Canal Zone, De Kooning, upstate, and his early re-photography are some of my personal favorites.

I wonder how these will look in person, but the image doesn't really do all that much for me beyond the concept behind it. I'd say it's comparable to "jawbone", it's interesting from a conceptual perspective, but the image itself is somewhat lackluster.

Can't beat the price and cause though! I believe he did a canvas edition of a similar image and it's quite pricy on secondary market.

[fm1975]

Still looking for a Home

[25127096]

downtown4democracy.org/d4d-editions/2018/4/30/richard-prince

Just in case any of the US lovers where looking.

[BKBOI]

Picked this up from the gallery yesterday. The poster was packed like a $10 Ikea poster and placed in a cheap tube. No issues on mine but looks like those shipped will get a lot of dings while in transit.

[denzil]

Stromzy Daniels