[The Greased Piglet]

Feb 23, 2023 23:19:43 GMT 1 kjg said:

TBF unless your Jeff Bezos the above applies. 

[Tobi187]

I thoroughly enjoyed the Gerhard Richter exhibition at the Neue National Gallery in Berlin, although I felt that it didn't quite surpass the show in Zürich. Richter's diverse artistic styles and thought-provoking pieces left a lasting impression, but the recent Zürich exhibition had a unique energy and cohesion that made it particularly exceptional.

A few books and catalogues available in the shop. Posters sold out (only a few of the Daco prints are available).

[kjg]

Thanks for posting, very cool. I will visit the NNG and the exhibition in June!

[samboy]

www.newarteditions.com/gerhard-richter-abstraktes-bild-1992/

A hybrid print apparently.

[blurp]

Jun 1, 2023 19:15:01 GMT 1 samboy said:

www.newarteditions.com/gerhard-richter-abstraktes-bild-1992/

A hybrid print apparently.

What is a hybrid print?

[Pawel]

daco-verlag.de/index.php?action=showresult&page=1&db=Artikel&search=MW=000079

[jack1790]

Did anyone buy? Seems to not list much information on new art editions…

[Blue]

Might be a glorified poster but got an Abstraktes Bild. Nice image. Wanted a Richter for a while but his Heni Cage prints aren't high up enough on my hit list to warrant the cost...

[Londown 01]

(my best guess/opition:)

Reproductions is what they are.
They (as so many others) are called "prints" because it sells better and because technically everything is "printed" in one way or another.

Most don't seem to care about technique: laminate the, slap a signed sticker on the back and you will find people will pay thousands of dollars for them.

[its all about me]

These are weird. Are the authorised by Gerhard Richter? Or has New Art Editions just decided to print up a few images and make some money? They're certainly not signed prints, that's for sure.

[Alberto Collecto]

Would be good to get some clarity on these New Art Editions? 

[Tropical/Ronnie]

As Pawel pointed out these seem to be printed by Daco publishing.
They released a bunch of these the other year, there was a thread about it but cant find it.

As far as i remember they were authorised by Richter but he did not have much involvement i believe.
They were not numbered or signed and did not appear on Richters website as part of his catalogue of work.

I think there are loads of them on Ebay now.

These prints might be different but seems to be a similar release.

[Pawel]

Jun 2, 2023 12:14:43 GMT 1 Tropical/Ronnie said:

As Pawel pointed out these seem to be printed by Daco publishing.
They released a bunch of these the other year, there was a thread about it but cant find it.

As far as i remember they were authorised by Richter but he did not have much involvement i believe.
They were not numbered or signed and did not appear on Richters website as part of his catalogue of work.

I think there are loads of them on Ebay now.

These prints might be different but seems to be a similar release.

The previous ones were printed on  an occasion of some Richter exhibition. Not sure about these.
Edit: there you go:
urbanartassociation.com/thread/171425/gerhard-richter-blattecke-2020-edition

[Happy Shopper]

I bought the Himilaja one 2 years ago... I assume the same edition... but still curious about their edition size and official status as posters/prints or whatever.

There were a bunch of landscape ones all released at the same time for a show at Kunsthaus Zurich.

Not sure how new these new ones are though.

[Poster Bob]

Jun 2, 2023 12:14:43 GMT 1 Tropical/Ronnie said:

As Pawel pointed out these seem to be printed by Daco publishing.
They released a bunch of these the other year, there was a thread about it but cant find it.

As far as i remember they were authorised by Richter but he did not have much involvement i believe.
They were not numbered or signed and did not appear on Richters website as part of his catalogue of work.

I think there are loads of them on Ebay now.

These prints might be different but seems to be a similar release.

I think his page is out of date with releases, so their omission may not mean that they are unrecognized.

[kfroms]

You may as well buy them directly at Daco:

daco-verlag.de/index.php?action=showresult&page=1&db=Artikel&search=ST=RICHTER

[SFBM]

Jun 2, 2023 12:54:27 GMT 1 Happy Shopper said:

I bought the Himilaja one 2 years ago... I assume the same edition... but still curious about their edition size and official status as posters/prints or whatever.

There were a bunch of landscape ones all released at the same time for a show at Kunsthaus Zurich.

Not sure how new these new ones are though.

On the Daco site it says Himilaja is edition of 500

[Happy Shopper]

Jun 2, 2023 14:32:27 GMT 1 SFBM said:

Jun 2, 2023 12:54:27 GMT 1 Happy Shopper said:

I bought the Himilaja one 2 years ago... I assume the same edition... but still curious about their edition size and official status as posters/prints or whatever.

There were a bunch of landscape ones all released at the same time for a show at Kunsthaus Zurich.

Not sure how new these new ones are though.

On the Daco site it says Himilaja is edition of 500

Yes. Does now. Not sure it did when I bought it... or whether it did earlier this week even.

[Tobi187]

Jun 2, 2023 14:35:13 GMT 1 Happy Shopper said:

Jun 2, 2023 14:32:27 GMT 1 SFBM said:

On the Daco site it says Himilaja is edition of 500

Yes. Does now. Not sure it did when I bought it... or whether it did earlier this week even.

If you don´t have a COA for your prints you can reach out to Daco and they will send it your way. The COA explicitly states the limited edition size of 500.

[kfroms]

Jun 2, 2023 14:35:13 GMT 1 Happy Shopper said:

Jun 2, 2023 14:32:27 GMT 1 SFBM said:

On the Daco site it says Himilaja is edition of 500

Yes. Does now. Not sure it did when I bought it... or whether it did earlier this week even.

Bought the Himalaya directly from Daco in 2021 and it already then stated that it is an edition of 500.
They are very nice prints on very decent, thick paper.

[Blue]

Surely thats a win then. Officially recognised by Richters studio, edition of 500. Good image, good size, good stock by all accounts, for 200 squid!

Edit: Abstraktes Bild is now sold out...

[Wanchope]

Never really got the richter thing. Clearly very well regarded. Personally I think the motor boot black and white looks good

[Horatio Nelson]

Looking for an Abstraktes Bild if anyone picked one up.

[Happy Shopper]

Jun 2, 2023 17:45:35 GMT 1 newmember said:

These prints are officially recognised by Richters Studio.

Anything to back that up?

[LJCal]

To clarify what these are I spoke with DACO, they are licensed by the artist meaning the company selling them has the necessary clearance from the artist to reproduce the image for sale. They’ve limited the reproduction to 500 impressions of each image. They aren’t numbered or signed so wouldn’t be considered part of his print catalogue. In other words once they finally compile his definitive prints catalogue these won’t be in there. So for me I’d probably consider these limited edition official ephemera, similar to say Banksy Soup Can poster or David Hockney, Munich 1972 poster, or the Nara posters from Baltic, which were also officially licensed but not part of their print catalogues.

[LJCal]

So I’d say these have some investment value long term and a great affordable way to own a decent looking Richter image which has been cleared by the studio and benefits that artist. Just don’t expect them to be worth tens of thousands, but possible like some of the examples I’ve given above to be worth £1,000-3,000 in a few years.

[compound]

Jun 3, 2023 19:48:59 GMT 1 LJCal said:

To clarify what these are I spoke with DACO, they are licensed by the artist meaning the company selling them has the necessary clearance from the artist to reproduce the image for sale. They’ve limited the reproduction to 500 impressions of each image. They aren’t numbered or signed so wouldn’t be considered part of his print catalogue. In other words once they finally compile his definitive prints catalogue these won’t be in there. So for me I’d probably consider these limited edition official ephemera, similar to say Banksy Soup Can poster or David Hockney, Munich 1972 poster, or the Nara posters from Baltic, which were also officially licensed but not part of their print catalogues.

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Good info

[als33]

The link explaining Richter's involvement was here:

shop.kunsthaus.ch/collections/poster/products/kunstdruck-gerhard-richter-abendstimmung

The link's dead now (and not on Archive) but echoes what was said above

[charlien5]

I was lucky enough to have bought one of each when they were released on 1 june, happy to pay the low price for these prints, seems amazing value for limited edition of 500 authorised by richter even if they are not numbered.

 

[Blue]

Arriving today via FedEx but as per usual, vat charged at 20% instead of 5%. FFS