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P2&P3 on Artnet auctions now !! Very low estimates

[commissioner]

P2 available.. pm for price ( no timewasters )

[Poster Bob]

Thanks for posting those. Do you have a subscription to auction results or is there a free website with them listed?

Mar 24, 2015 18:39:24 GMT 1 beenrhymin said:

P3: artnet Auctions: Thursday, March 12, 2015 sold for 18K USD
P2: artnet Auctions: Wednesday, March 4, 2015 sold for 36K USD
P2: Paddle8 February 19, 2015 26K USD
P3: artnet Auctions: Wednesday, February 18, 2015 17K USD
P1: Sotheby's London: Wednesday, February 11, 2015 63K USD
P1: Paddle8 November 21, 2014 30K USD


Poster Bob

[beenrhymin]

Mar 24, 2015 22:57:23 GMT 1 Poster Bob said:

Thanks for posting those. Do you have a subscription to auction results or is there a free website with them listed?

Mar 24, 2015 18:39:24 GMT 1 beenrhymin said:

P3: artnet Auctions: Thursday, March 12, 2015 sold for 18K USD
P2: artnet Auctions: Wednesday, March 4, 2015 sold for 36K USD
P2: Paddle8 February 19, 2015 26K USD
P3: artnet Auctions: Wednesday, February 18, 2015 17K USD
P1: Sotheby's London: Wednesday, February 11, 2015 63K USD
P1: Paddle8 November 21, 2014 30K USD


Poster Bob

Well as ive said in the past, i am on this forum for personal reasons but i do work at a gallery, so I have access to subscriptions. Mostly though, on this series, i have a client who has a few and ive been tracking them for him

[M]

[HRE]

mario you lucky boy. Where did you get these from

[M]

Apr 13, 2015 23:41:09 GMT 1 HRE said:

mario you lucky boy. Where did you get these from

Thanks. I have just received these boxes from Serpentine 

[ferg]

Nice one buy of the year

[M]

Apr 14, 2015 7:37:32 GMT 1 ferg said:

Nice one buy of the year

We have buy of the year every week here... right? 

[Black Apple Art]

After calling his last high original work bidder "foolish", I wonder what he would think of people buying unsigned 500 edition prints of photos of his work, of which he probably has no idea of their existence.

[M]

Apr 14, 2015 9:08:46 GMT 1 Black Apple Art said:

After calling his last high original work bidder "foolish", I wonder what he would think of people buying unsigned 500 edition prints of photos of his work, of which he probably has no idea of their existence.

I know what Banksy thinks. No release to ordinary people in last 5 years is the best answer. 

[mutatis]

Apr 14, 2015 9:08:46 GMT 1 Black Apple Art said:

After calling his last high original work bidder "foolish", I wonder what he would think of people buying unsigned 500 edition prints of photos of his work, of which he probably has no idea of their existence.

I think there's a vast difference between the millions spent and the £1500 which the early p series were sold for from the Serpentine. The sales blurb at the time also indicated that Richter had worked closely with the Serpentine and the print house to produce the prints.

Rather the work goes to as many individuals as possible, than the wealthy few. So I'd like to think that he'd be thinking positively, not that it would influence my decision to purchase.

[Black Apple Art]

Apr 14, 2015 21:36:50 GMT 1 mutatis said:

Apr 14, 2015 9:08:46 GMT 1 Black Apple Art said:

After calling his last high original work bidder "foolish", I wonder what he would think of people buying unsigned 500 edition prints of photos of his work, of which he probably has no idea of their existence.

I think there's a vast difference between the millions spent and the £1500 which the early p series were sold for from the Serpentine. The sales blurb at the time also indicated that Richter had worked closely with the Serpentine and the print house to produce the prints.

Rather the work goes to as many individuals as possible, than the wealthy few. So I'd like to think that he'd be thinking positively, not that it would influence my decision to purchase.

True on the $ amount. I just personally don't buy process prints of a photograph of a work no matter how much I like the artist. Just seems like many of the qualities I like in collecting are missing.  Also when such a piece isn't even signed what connection to the artist is there other than their institutions "endorsement" of it.  Personal choice of course. I feel similar with prints from Harrington as well. To me texture, scale and detail are so much of what makes many of these works so amazing. All that aside I do get their appeal to some. Just discussing  

[mutatis]

Apr 14, 2015 22:12:11 GMT 1 Black Apple Art said:

Apr 14, 2015 21:36:50 GMT 1 mutatis said:

I think there's a vast difference between the millions spent and the £1500 which the early p series were sold for from the Serpentine. The sales blurb at the time also indicated that Richter had worked closely with the Serpentine and the print house to produce the prints.

Rather the work goes to as many individuals as possible, than the wealthy few. So I'd like to think that he'd be thinking positively, not that it would influence my decision to purchase.

True on the $ amount. I just personally don't buy process prints of a photograph of a work no matter how much I like the artist. Just seems like many of the qualities I like in collecting are missing.  Also when such a piece isn't even signed what connection to the artist is there other than their institutions "endorsement" of it.  Personal choice of course. I feel similar with prints from Harrington as well. To me texture, scale and detail are so much of what makes many of these works so amazing. All that aside I do get their appeal to some. Just discussing  

On phone so can't post link even if I could find them. Not that I'd try to sway you, but just show you that some of what you say doesn't apply to Richter's P series.

As for the "process prints of a photograph of a work" - I hear you. Personal taste and that. This issue constantly veers its ugly head. I have bought them. I'd prefer a print to have the character of a screen print, but in some instances, the message trumps the medium.

As for signed / unsigned - I envisage a pile of prints some to be signed and the rest left unsigned. Signing takes 10 seconds, if that, per print. In some cases signing might even be carried out by a "stand-in". I never got hung up over signatures and I don't think about the difference in the two as a matter of the artist's connection to the print. Although from what I have read on here in the past, a lot agree with you.

Back in the day unsigned prints were cheaper and still are. Any regrets? No.

[Hooked on Art]

WTB: Gerhard Richter P8-P11

Please PM if you have a set you would like to sell.

[Hooked on Art]

P8, P9, P10 & P11 had bids of $24,000 with 2 minutes to go... 

[john1539]

so 6000 USD each!! for edition of 500, unsigned and numbered

[annar50]

People pay $6000 for a crap unsigned banksy print ..

Give me 1 of these any day

[john1539]

Hi, any has one of these P... Richter for sell?
Best,

[Kawsisking]

Gerhard Richter
P8 Edition
Chromographic color print, mounted on aluminium

Facsimile object, edition of 500

33 x 44 cm

(numbered, un-signed)

[HRE]

What sort of price are you selling this for?

[Kawsisking]

$5,000.

[gangnomestyle]

Is this one of an edition? One sold yesterday for £4000

[Kawsisking]

Yes, it's an edition of 500.  If one sold for 4,000 GBP yesterday, $5,000 would be a discount.  Please PM me.

[Kawsisking]

Gerhard Richter
P11
Chromographic colour print, mounted on aluminium
Facsimile object, edition of 500
37 x 50 cm
(numbered, un-signed)

[gloogun]

My favorite living painter. Great piece

[mikeT]

Love it. Great piece.

[thesewalls]

succulent

[Kawsisking]

Thanks for the compliments! If you're interested in purchasing, please PM me.

[phischa]

No question, this is a beauty. Richter is one of the most successful artist of our time.

Just for interest; what is the price range?