[Catman 74]

Hi guys,

I'll keep this pretty simple.. selling this print to free some cash..it's exactly the same print sold in 2015 at Phillips..here's the link:

www.phillips.com/detail/damien-hirst/UK030115/67

Added few extra pics below:
















Another one from the same edition sold in 2017 at Christie's:
onlineonly.christies.com/s/damien-hirst-3-575-1-2-spots-and-three-small-mickeys/damien-hirst-b-1965-34/51846

All the prints in this edition were dedicated and have drawings done by the artist.

Would love an UK deal as the print is massive..also unframed.

If interested get in touch to discuss.

Thanks!
Cat

[cnrdvln]

jesus Catman always brings the heat when it comes to the sales thread.. stunning

[LJCal]

Nice, what’s your quoting price?

[Feels Good Man 84]

Feb 23, 2020 17:17:52 GMT 1 Mooncub said:

Beautiful spot print by Hirst. One of his better ones in my opinion.

But, having said that, I've never really liked dedicated prints. Perhaps Hirst does that to discourage flipping, I don't know.

I agree 100%

[kuni]

Feb 23, 2020 17:17:52 GMT 1 Mooncub said:

Beautiful spot print by Hirst. One of his better ones in my opinion.

But, having said that, I've never really liked dedicated prints. Perhaps Hirst does that to discourage flipping, I don't know.

Agree but would gladly make an exception for this beauty. 

[Catman 74]

Thank you so much for the nice comments..I would love to find a good home for it..so 19k GBP will buy it! The print is 58 ¾ x 53 inches so a lovely "monster" size..:-)..I know the auction is probably the way for something like this but thought I'd have a go here and see if any interest for a private deal..also I'm realistic with the pricing as keen to sell..

[Catman 74]

Feb 23, 2020 18:22:45 GMT 1 god’s ultimate noise said:

Feb 23, 2020 17:17:52 GMT 1 Mooncub said:

Beautiful spot print by Hirst. One of his better ones in my opinion.

But, having said that, I've never really liked dedicated prints. Perhaps Hirst does that to discourage flipping, I don't know.

Looks like pencil, in which case just rub out the dedication.

Hahaha..never thought of it..

[Cardiff]

Was this from the spot challenge? If so, we’ll done!

Either way, great piece!

[avec art]

Feb 23, 2020 18:26:50 GMT 1 Catman 74 said:

Feb 23, 2020 18:22:45 GMT 1 god’s ultimate noise said:

Looks like pencil, in which case just rub out the dedication.

Hahaha..never thought of it..

you would need to take great care doing that. The surface of the paper can be irreversibly damaged very easily

[Arty Farty 15]

Feb 23, 2020 20:52:45 GMT 1 god’s ultimate noise said:

Feb 23, 2020 18:26:50 GMT 1 Catman 74 said:

Hahaha..never thought of it..

Top tip for erasing and also removing smudges, light staining etc is white bread squashed into a ball.

Yes and if you pour red wine onto it, the tannins in the wine help remove all pencil marks.

[LJCal]

Feb 23, 2020 18:15:15 GMT 1 Catman 74 said:

Thank you so much for the nice comments..I would love to find a good home for it..so 19k GBP will buy it! The print is 58 ¾ x 53 inches so a lovely "monster" size..:-)..I know the auction is probably the way for something like this but thought I'd have a go here and see if any interest for a private deal..also I'm realistic with the pricing as keen to sell..

Wow that is a monster. I have one half that size and I’ve struggled to find space for it. Hopefully someone with plenty of wall space on here

[Catman 74]

Happy to listen to sensible offers.

[Catman 74]

Hi guys.. probably one last attempt here before I take it to auction..will have a quick deal at 16k GBP..that's the lowest I'm prepared to go.. please do not message me with a lower offer.
If interested get in touch before the end of the week. Thank you!

[sierrahotel]

Beauty..

[artnotcars]

That’s a very good point about being able to erase the pencilled dedication. A restorer can expertly do it for a modest sum - I’ve had minor creases taken out of a couple of prints that way. I’m also one of the Spot Challengers, and while Hirst/GoGo offered us the option of specifying a custom dedication, in the end he just ignored it and wrote “For <name>“ - with a bunch of doodles. Fair enough, it was his call!