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Richard Hambleton π¨π¦ Artist Discussion , by met on Jun 13, 2021 20:19:30 GMT 1, Richard Hambleton release. There will be a release on 1st July this year of four prints. Each measuring 28β x 60β. All are silkscreens on Torn Edged Somerset Satin Paper with between 5 and 12 screens each. They will be released by Richardβs estate. They come in a very small edition of 95 only. The collection is available to pre-order at Β£4,950 for each image, or at the special price of Β£18,000 for a framed set (Β£16,000 unframed). Let me know if anyone is interested, I canβt share the images but iβm happy to pass on contact details. I wouldnβt sit on this long but he might not be everyoneβs cup of tea. Finding signed works is like gold dust unless you have seriously deep pockets so itβs a great way to get some of Richardβs art on the wall with added prov from his estate. Check out βShadowmanβ on Amazon Prime Video if youβre not aware of Richard, most on this forum would likely be aware. DM me for contact details
Would you have any details of Richard Hambledon's estate?
I've previously searched but wasn't able to locate a website.
It interested me to find out who exactly manages the estate, and if those individuals include actual family members.
A couple of years ago, I asked a gallery about this (one that was selling Hambledon originals and posthumous releases of multiples). The woman I spoke with said she didn't know. But she also sounded rather evasive.
As far as I'm aware, Hambledon had no children. With him being born in 1952, I suspect it's unlikely that his parents are still alive. What I have no clue about is whether he has any living siblings. Moreover, Hambledon didn't strike me as being the kind of person who would necessarily have arranged for a valid will to be executed.
[In a scenario where an important artist has no heirs and no will, query whether, following their death, it would be possible for an estate in their name to be surreptitiously set up by opportunistic dealers.]
Richard Hambleton release. There will be a release on 1st July this year of four prints. Each measuring 28β x 60β. All are silkscreens on Torn Edged Somerset Satin Paper with between 5 and 12 screens each. They will be released by Richardβs estate. They come in a very small edition of 95 only. The collection is available to pre-order at Β£4,950 for each image, or at the special price of Β£18,000 for a framed set (Β£16,000 unframed). Let me know if anyone is interested, I canβt share the images but iβm happy to pass on contact details. I wouldnβt sit on this long but he might not be everyoneβs cup of tea. Finding signed works is like gold dust unless you have seriously deep pockets so itβs a great way to get some of Richardβs art on the wall with added prov from his estate. Check out βShadowmanβ on Amazon Prime Video if youβre not aware of Richard, most on this forum would likely be aware. DM me for contact details Would you have any details of Richard Hambledon's estate? I've previously searched but wasn't able to locate a website. It interested me to find out who exactly manages the estate, and if those individuals include actual family members. A couple of years ago, I asked a gallery about this (one that was selling Hambledon originals and posthumous releases of multiples). The woman I spoke with said she didn't know. But she also sounded rather evasive. As far as I'm aware, Hambledon had no children. With him being born in 1952, I suspect it's unlikely that his parents are still alive. What I have no clue about is whether he has any living siblings. Moreover, Hambledon didn't strike me as being the kind of person who would necessarily have arranged for a valid will to be executed. [In a scenario where an important artist has no heirs and no will, query whether, following their death, it would be possible for an estate in their name to be surreptitiously set up by opportunistic dealers.] |
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Richard Hambleton π¨π¦ Artist Discussion , by Chris JL on Jun 13, 2021 20:29:42 GMT 1, Another Maddox one? I would not give them a penny.
I find it utterly inappropriate that, when selling, Maddox skips mentioning that their Hambleton prints are posthumous, and that this stuff was never conceived as a print by the artist, nor authorised by him for reproduction.
A friend of mine realised that they had scammed him only when trying to resell several years after buying from them.
Itβs only them milking the dead cow, in the most dishonest way: send them an enquire about one of the prints in stock if you want to check for yourself.
PS: and I do love Hambletonβs work, but these are West Country Prince stuff deceptively sold as the real deal.
Another Maddox one? I would not give them a penny.
I find it utterly inappropriate that, when selling, Maddox skips mentioning that their Hambleton prints are posthumous, and that this stuff was never conceived as a print by the artist, nor authorised by him for reproduction.
A friend of mine realised that they had scammed him only when trying to resell several years after buying from them.
Itβs only them milking the dead cow, in the most dishonest way: send them an enquire about one of the prints in stock if you want to check for yourself.
PS: and I do love Hambletonβs work, but these are West Country Prince stuff deceptively sold as the real deal.
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Richard Hambleton π¨π¦ Artist Discussion , by artnow on Jun 13, 2021 21:24:39 GMT 1, I would like to think most art collectors know the difference between a print from an official estate and a living artist.
I look at it this way. Do I like the image and can I afford it. If the RH prints were Β£50 a lot of people that donβt agree with posthumous prints would probably still buy it if they also liked the image.
Certainly an interesting topic to debate. Especially the motives of the newly established estate and the relationship the artist had with the individual managing the estate.
I would like to think most art collectors know the difference between a print from an official estate and a living artist.
I look at it this way. Do I like the image and can I afford it. If the RH prints were Β£50 a lot of people that donβt agree with posthumous prints would probably still buy it if they also liked the image.
Certainly an interesting topic to debate. Especially the motives of the newly established estate and the relationship the artist had with the individual managing the estate.
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Richard Hambleton π¨π¦ Artist Discussion , by Reader on Jun 13, 2021 21:34:44 GMT 1, Amazing artist an an absolutely intrinsic part of our culture, but really find the whole posthumous money making machine around his name distasteful. 5k for an edition of 95 for an estate print? I think if you can afford a Hambleton, you'll buy one. I think if you can't -I don't know man, watch a documentary or buy a book, no need to try and create another "estate stamped" market. it's a small print release, not coffee mugs, plates & stickers... do you feel the same about the Estate of JMB?
Amazing artist an an absolutely intrinsic part of our culture, but really find the whole posthumous money making machine around his name distasteful. 5k for an edition of 95 for an estate print? I think if you can afford a Hambleton, you'll buy one. I think if you can't -I don't know man, watch a documentary or buy a book, no need to try and create another "estate stamped" market. it's a small print release, not coffee mugs, plates & stickers... do you feel the same about the Estate of JMB? I think mugs, plates and stickers would be more honest. |
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Richard Hambleton π¨π¦ Artist Discussion , by irl1 on Jun 13, 2021 21:44:29 GMT 1, "There is no Richard Hambleton estate".
Maddox Gallery were talking about archiving his works but that's now impossible as there are too many fakes in the market.
!!!!!!! His family have "NOT" approved any estate prints !!!!!!!
Where are you getting this information?
Are these released by Maddox Gallery or Woodward Gallery like the last ones?
You are leading people up the garden path by posting this "FASLE" information
Richard Hambleton release. There will be a release on 1st July this year of four prints. Each measuring 28β x 60β. All are silkscreens on Torn Edged Somerset Satin Paper with between 5 and 12 screens each. They will be released by Richardβs estate. They come in a very small edition of 95 only. The collection is available to pre-order at Β£4,950 for each image, or at the special price of Β£18,000 for a framed set (Β£16,000 unframed). Let me know if anyone is interested, I canβt share the images but iβm happy to pass on contact details. I wouldnβt sit on this long but he might not be everyoneβs cup of tea. Finding signed works is like gold dust unless you have seriously deep pockets so itβs a great way to get some of Richardβs art on the wall with added prov from his estate. Check out βShadowmanβ on Amazon Prime Video if youβre not aware of Richard, most on this forum would likely be aware. DM me for contact details
"There is no Richard Hambleton estate". Maddox Gallery were talking about archiving his works but that's now impossible as there are too many fakes in the market. !!!!!!! His family have "NOT" approved any estate prints !!!!!!!Where are you getting this information? Are these released by Maddox Gallery or Woodward Gallery like the last ones? You are leading people up the garden path by posting this "FASLE" information Richard Hambleton release. There will be a release on 1st July this year of four prints. Each measuring 28β x 60β. All are silkscreens on Torn Edged Somerset Satin Paper with between 5 and 12 screens each. They will be released by Richardβs estate. They come in a very small edition of 95 only. The collection is available to pre-order at Β£4,950 for each image, or at the special price of Β£18,000 for a framed set (Β£16,000 unframed). Let me know if anyone is interested, I canβt share the images but iβm happy to pass on contact details. I wouldnβt sit on this long but he might not be everyoneβs cup of tea. Finding signed works is like gold dust unless you have seriously deep pockets so itβs a great way to get some of Richardβs art on the wall with added prov from his estate. Check out βShadowmanβ on Amazon Prime Video if youβre not aware of Richard, most on this forum would likely be aware. DM me for contact details
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Richard Hambleton π¨π¦ Artist Discussion , by irl1 on Jun 13, 2021 21:49:42 GMT 1, Richard Hambleton release. They come in a very small edition of 95 only. The collection is available to pre-order at Β£4,950 for each image, or at the special price of Β£18,000 for a framed set (Β£16,000 unframed). Let me know if anyone is interested, I canβt share the images but iβm happy to pass on contact details. I wouldnβt sit on this long but he might not be everyoneβs cup of tea. Finding signed works is like gold dust unless you have seriously deep pockets so itβs a great way to get some of Richardβs art on the wall with added prov from his estate. Check out βShadowmanβ on Amazon Prime Video if youβre not aware of Richard, most on this forum would likely be aware. DM me for contact details Amazing artist an an absolutely intrinsic part of our culture, but really find the whole posthumous money making machine around his name distasteful. 5k for an edition of 95 for an estate print? I think if you can afford a Hambleton, you'll buy one. I think if you can't -I don't know man, watch a documentary or buy a book, no need to try and create another "estate stamped" market.
Richard Hambleton release. They come in a very small edition of 95 only. The collection is available to pre-order at Β£4,950 for each image, or at the special price of Β£18,000 for a framed set (Β£16,000 unframed). Let me know if anyone is interested, I canβt share the images but iβm happy to pass on contact details. I wouldnβt sit on this long but he might not be everyoneβs cup of tea. Finding signed works is like gold dust unless you have seriously deep pockets so itβs a great way to get some of Richardβs art on the wall with added prov from his estate. Check out βShadowmanβ on Amazon Prime Video if youβre not aware of Richard, most on this forum would likely be aware. DM me for contact details Amazing artist an an absolutely intrinsic part of our culture, but really find the whole posthumous money making machine around his name distasteful. 5k for an edition of 95 for an estate print? I think if you can afford a Hambleton, you'll buy one. I think if you can't -I don't know man, watch a documentary or buy a book, no need to try and create another "estate stamped" market. There is no estate, wankers cashing in on his death .......... |
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Richard Hambleton π¨π¦ Artist Discussion , by irl1 on Jun 13, 2021 21:52:29 GMT 1, Amazing artist an an absolutely intrinsic part of our culture, but really find the whole posthumous money making machine around his name distasteful. 5k for an edition of 95 for an estate print? I think if you can afford a Hambleton, you'll buy one. I think if you can't -I don't know man, watch a documentary or buy a book, no need to try and create another "estate stamped" market. I hear what youβre saying but I can afford Β£5k and canβt afford the Β£200k for the original of one of the prints they are selling. All DMβs answered ππ»
Bullshit you can buy originals a lot cheaper than 200k, where the fuck do you shop?
All these estate stamped prints are FAKES.
Who are you selling these for  ?
Amazing artist an an absolutely intrinsic part of our culture, but really find the whole posthumous money making machine around his name distasteful. 5k for an edition of 95 for an estate print? I think if you can afford a Hambleton, you'll buy one. I think if you can't -I don't know man, watch a documentary or buy a book, no need to try and create another "estate stamped" market. I hear what youβre saying but I can afford Β£5k and canβt afford the Β£200k for the original of one of the prints they are selling. All DMβs answered ππ» Bullshit you can buy originals a lot cheaper than 200k, where the fuck do you shop? All these estate stamped prints are FAKES. Who are you selling these for ? |
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Richard Hambleton π¨π¦ Artist Discussion , by irl1 on Jun 13, 2021 21:55:08 GMT 1, Amazing artist an an absolutely intrinsic part of our culture, but really find the whole posthumous money making machine around his name distasteful. 5k for an edition of 95 for an estate print? I think if you can afford a Hambleton, you'll buy one. I think if you can't -I don't know man, watch a documentary or buy a book, no need to try and create another "estate stamped" market. it's a small print release, not coffee mugs, plates & stickers... do you feel the same about the Estate of JMB?
Amazing artist an an absolutely intrinsic part of our culture, but really find the whole posthumous money making machine around his name distasteful. 5k for an edition of 95 for an estate print? I think if you can afford a Hambleton, you'll buy one. I think if you can't -I don't know man, watch a documentary or buy a book, no need to try and create another "estate stamped" market. it's a small print release, not coffee mugs, plates & stickers... do you feel the same about the Estate of JMB? Jean Michael Basquiat estate is legit run by the sisters, this R.H estate is bullshit |
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Richard Hambleton π¨π¦ Artist Discussion , by irl1 on Jun 13, 2021 21:56:32 GMT 1, Richard Hambleton release. There will be a release on 1st July this year of four prints. Each measuring 28β x 60β. All are silkscreens on Torn Edged Somerset Satin Paper with between 5 and 12 screens each. They will be released by Richardβs estate. They come in a very small edition of 95 only. The collection is available to pre-order at Β£4,950 for each image, or at the special price of Β£18,000 for a framed set (Β£16,000 unframed). Let me know if anyone is interested, I canβt share the images but iβm happy to pass on contact details. I wouldnβt sit on this long but he might not be everyoneβs cup of tea. Finding signed works is like gold dust unless you have seriously deep pockets so itβs a great way to get some of Richardβs art on the wall with added prov from his estate. Check out βShadowmanβ on Amazon Prime Video if youβre not aware of Richard, most on this forum would likely be aware. DM me for contact details Are these definitely being released by his 'estate' and not the Richard Hambleton archive?
Richard Hambleton release. There will be a release on 1st July this year of four prints. Each measuring 28β x 60β. All are silkscreens on Torn Edged Somerset Satin Paper with between 5 and 12 screens each. They will be released by Richardβs estate. They come in a very small edition of 95 only. The collection is available to pre-order at Β£4,950 for each image, or at the special price of Β£18,000 for a framed set (Β£16,000 unframed). Let me know if anyone is interested, I canβt share the images but iβm happy to pass on contact details. I wouldnβt sit on this long but he might not be everyoneβs cup of tea. Finding signed works is like gold dust unless you have seriously deep pockets so itβs a great way to get some of Richardβs art on the wall with added prov from his estate. Check out βShadowmanβ on Amazon Prime Video if youβre not aware of Richard, most on this forum would likely be aware. DM me for contact details Are these definitely being released by his 'estate' and not the Richard Hambleton archive? There is no estate set up |
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Richard Hambleton π¨π¦ Artist Discussion , by irl1 on Jun 13, 2021 22:08:12 GMT 1, Richard Hambleton release. There will be a release on 1st July this year of four prints. Each measuring 28β x 60β. All are silkscreens on Torn Edged Somerset Satin Paper with between 5 and 12 screens each. They will be released by Richardβs estate. They come in a very small edition of 95 only. The collection is available to pre-order at Β£4,950 for each image, or at the special price of Β£18,000 for a framed set (Β£16,000 unframed). Let me know if anyone is interested, I canβt share the images but iβm happy to pass on contact details. I wouldnβt sit on this long but he might not be everyoneβs cup of tea. Finding signed works is like gold dust unless you have seriously deep pockets so itβs a great way to get some of Richardβs art on the wall with added prov from his estate. Check out βShadowmanβ on Amazon Prime Video if youβre not aware of Richard, most on this forum would likely be aware. DM me for contact details Would you have any details of Richard Hambledon's estate? I've previously searched but wasn't able to locate a website. It interested me to find out who exactly manages the estate, and if those individuals include actual family members. A couple of years ago, I asked a gallery about this (one that was selling Hambledon originals and posthumous releases of multiples). The woman I spoke with said she didn't know. But she also sounded rather evasive. As far as I'm aware, Hambledon had no children. With him being born in 1952, I suspect it's unlikely that his parents are still alive. What I have no clue about is whether he has any living siblings. Moreover, Hambledon didn't strike me as being the kind of person who would necessarily have arranged for a valid will to be executed. [In a scenario where an important artist has no heirs and no will, query whether, following their death, it would be possible for an estate in their name to be surreptitiously set up by opportunistic dealers.]
Richard Hambletons father. mother, two sisters and a brother are all still alive, but 100% sure there is no estates set up
Richard Hambleton release. There will be a release on 1st July this year of four prints. Each measuring 28β x 60β. All are silkscreens on Torn Edged Somerset Satin Paper with between 5 and 12 screens each. They will be released by Richardβs estate. They come in a very small edition of 95 only. The collection is available to pre-order at Β£4,950 for each image, or at the special price of Β£18,000 for a framed set (Β£16,000 unframed). Let me know if anyone is interested, I canβt share the images but iβm happy to pass on contact details. I wouldnβt sit on this long but he might not be everyoneβs cup of tea. Finding signed works is like gold dust unless you have seriously deep pockets so itβs a great way to get some of Richardβs art on the wall with added prov from his estate. Check out βShadowmanβ on Amazon Prime Video if youβre not aware of Richard, most on this forum would likely be aware. DM me for contact details Would you have any details of Richard Hambledon's estate? I've previously searched but wasn't able to locate a website. It interested me to find out who exactly manages the estate, and if those individuals include actual family members. A couple of years ago, I asked a gallery about this (one that was selling Hambledon originals and posthumous releases of multiples). The woman I spoke with said she didn't know. But she also sounded rather evasive. As far as I'm aware, Hambledon had no children. With him being born in 1952, I suspect it's unlikely that his parents are still alive. What I have no clue about is whether he has any living siblings. Moreover, Hambledon didn't strike me as being the kind of person who would necessarily have arranged for a valid will to be executed. [In a scenario where an important artist has no heirs and no will, query whether, following their death, it would be possible for an estate in their name to be surreptitiously set up by opportunistic dealers.]Hi Met Richard Hambletons father. mother, two sisters and a brother are all still alive, but 100% sure there is no estates set up |
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Richard Hambleton π¨π¦ Artist Discussion , by irl1 on Jun 13, 2021 22:12:04 GMT 1, I would like to think most art collectors know the difference between a print from an official estate and a living artist. I look at it this way. Do I like the image and can I afford it. If the RH prints were Β£50 a lot of people that donβt agree with posthumous prints would probably still buy it if they also liked the image. Certainly an interesting topic to debate. Especially the motives of the newly established estate and the relationship the artist had with the individual managing the estate.
What the fuck are you on about? These prints are worth the paper they're printed on.
Maddox released prints for 5k after his death and yes they sold well in auctions
But there is no fucking estate full stop !
I would like to think most art collectors know the difference between a print from an official estate and a living artist. I look at it this way. Do I like the image and can I afford it. If the RH prints were Β£50 a lot of people that donβt agree with posthumous prints would probably still buy it if they also liked the image. Certainly an interesting topic to debate. Especially the motives of the newly established estate and the relationship the artist had with the individual managing the estate. What the fuck are you on about? These prints are worth the paper they're printed on. Maddox released prints for 5k after his death and yes they sold well in auctions But there is no fucking estate full stop ! |
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Richard Hambleton π¨π¦ Artist Discussion , by irl1 on Jun 13, 2021 22:21:31 GMT 1, I would like to think most art collectors know the difference between a print from an official estate and a living artist. I look at it this way. Do I like the image and can I afford it. If the RH prints were Β£50 a lot of people that donβt agree with posthumous prints would probably still buy it if they also liked the image. Certainly an interesting topic to debate. Especially the motives of the newly established estate and the relationship the artist had with the individual managing the estate.
Why did you log off without answering any of my questions?
You were logged on when I was posting, I'll ask again
Who are you selling these for ?? Thank you 
I would like to think most art collectors know the difference between a print from an official estate and a living artist. I look at it this way. Do I like the image and can I afford it. If the RH prints were Β£50 a lot of people that donβt agree with posthumous prints would probably still buy it if they also liked the image. Certainly an interesting topic to debate. Especially the motives of the newly established estate and the relationship the artist had with the individual managing the estate. Why did you log off without answering any of my questions? You were logged on when I was posting, I'll ask again Who are you selling these for ?? Thank you |
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Richard Hambleton π¨π¦ Artist Discussion , by artnow on Jun 13, 2021 22:25:26 GMT 1, I would like to think most art collectors know the difference between a print from an official estate and a living artist. I look at it this way. Do I like the image and can I afford it. If the RH prints were Β£50 a lot of people that donβt agree with posthumous prints would probably still buy it if they also liked the image. Certainly an interesting topic to debate. Especially the motives of the newly established estate and the relationship the artist had with the individual managing the estate. What the fuck are you on about? These prints are worth the paper they're printed on. Maddox released prints for 5k after his death and yes they sold well in auctions But there is no fucking estate fill stop !Β
There is
I would like to think most art collectors know the difference between a print from an official estate and a living artist. I look at it this way. Do I like the image and can I afford it. If the RH prints were Β£50 a lot of people that donβt agree with posthumous prints would probably still buy it if they also liked the image. Certainly an interesting topic to debate. Especially the motives of the newly established estate and the relationship the artist had with the individual managing the estate. What the fuck are you on about? These prints are worth the paper they're printed on. Maddox released prints for 5k after his death and yes they sold well in auctions But there is no fucking estate fill stop !Β There is |
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Richard Hambleton π¨π¦ Artist Discussion , by artnow on Jun 13, 2021 22:27:44 GMT 1, "There is no Richard Hambleton estate". Maddox Gallery were talking about archiving his works but that's now impossible as there are too many fakes in the market.Β !!!!!!!Β Β His family have "NOT" approved any estate printsΒ Β !!!!!!!Where are you getting this information?Β Are these released by Maddox Gallery or Woodward Gallery like the last ones? You are leading people up the garden path by posting this "FASLE" informationΒ Richard Hambleton release. There will be a release on 1st July this year of four prints. Each measuring 28β x 60β. All are silkscreens on Torn Edged Somerset Satin Paper with between 5 and 12 screens each. They will be released by Richardβs estate. They come in a very small edition of 95 only. The collection is available to pre-order at Β£4,950 for each image, or at the special price of Β£18,000 for a framed set (Β£16,000 unframed). Let me know if anyone is interested, I canβt share the images but iβm happy to pass on contact details. I wouldnβt sit on this long but he might not be everyoneβs cup of tea. Finding signed works is like gold dust unless you have seriously deep pockets so itβs a great way to get some of Richardβs art on the wall with added prov from his estate. Β Check out βShadowmanβ on Amazon Prime Video if youβre not aware of Richard, most on this forum would likely be aware. DM me for contact details
Breath dude
"There is no Richard Hambleton estate". Maddox Gallery were talking about archiving his works but that's now impossible as there are too many fakes in the market.Β !!!!!!!Β Β His family have "NOT" approved any estate printsΒ Β !!!!!!!Where are you getting this information?Β Are these released by Maddox Gallery or Woodward Gallery like the last ones? You are leading people up the garden path by posting this "FASLE" informationΒ Richard Hambleton release. There will be a release on 1st July this year of four prints. Each measuring 28β x 60β. All are silkscreens on Torn Edged Somerset Satin Paper with between 5 and 12 screens each. They will be released by Richardβs estate. They come in a very small edition of 95 only. The collection is available to pre-order at Β£4,950 for each image, or at the special price of Β£18,000 for a framed set (Β£16,000 unframed). Let me know if anyone is interested, I canβt share the images but iβm happy to pass on contact details. I wouldnβt sit on this long but he might not be everyoneβs cup of tea. Finding signed works is like gold dust unless you have seriously deep pockets so itβs a great way to get some of Richardβs art on the wall with added prov from his estate. Β Check out βShadowmanβ on Amazon Prime Video if youβre not aware of Richard, most on this forum would likely be aware. DM me for contact details Breath dude |
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Richard Hambleton π¨π¦ Artist Discussion , by irl1 on Jun 13, 2021 22:40:56 GMT 1, What the fuck are you on about? These prints are worth the paper they're printed on. Maddox released prints for 5k after his death and yes they sold well in auctions But there is no fucking estate fill stop ! There is
You are being bullshitted to or are bullshitting the forum yourself
What the fuck are you on about? These prints are worth the paper they're printed on. Maddox released prints for 5k after his death and yes they sold well in auctions But there is no fucking estate fill stop ! There is Ok who's running it? Give me a name really quick if your 100% sure You are being bullshitted to or are bullshitting the forum yourself |
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Richard Hambleton π¨π¦ Artist Discussion , by irl1 on Jun 13, 2021 22:44:36 GMT 1, "There is no Richard Hambleton estate". Maddox Gallery were talking about archiving his works but that's now impossible as there are too many fakes in the market. !!!!!!! His family have "NOT" approved any estate prints !!!!!!!Where are you getting this information? Are these released by Maddox Gallery or Woodward Gallery like the last ones? You are leading people up the garden path by posting this "FASLE" information Breath dude
I'm fine dude
Richard had people stealing his art, scamming him and treating him like a tramp in the street.
They fucked him a small bag and then robbed him blind.
Now he's dead they are still robbing him
"There is no Richard Hambleton estate". Maddox Gallery were talking about archiving his works but that's now impossible as there are too many fakes in the market. !!!!!!! His family have "NOT" approved any estate prints !!!!!!!Where are you getting this information? Are these released by Maddox Gallery or Woodward Gallery like the last ones? You are leading people up the garden path by posting this "FASLE" information Breath dude I'm fine dude Richard had people stealing his art, scamming him and treating him like a tramp in the street. They fucked him a small bag and then robbed him blind. Now he's dead they are still robbing him |
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Richard Hambleton π¨π¦ Artist Discussion , by edmund on Jun 13, 2021 22:44:53 GMT 1, Images please
Images please
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Richard Hambleton π¨π¦ Artist Discussion , by artnow on Jun 13, 2021 22:49:25 GMT 1, Ok who's running it? Give me a name really quick if your 100% sureΒ You are being bullshitted to or are bullshitting the forum yourselfΒ
Iβve messaged five people on UAA tonight with contact details so they can request more info and images of the prints. They clearly have an interest in the works like I do. Iβm not getting into an argument over this.
I only posted this because I have an interest in the works and believed some others might also. Several UAA members have given me really useful contact details for some of my favourite artists and agents since I have been a member and Iβm only doing the same.
Ok who's running it? Give me a name really quick if your 100% sureΒ You are being bullshitted to or are bullshitting the forum yourselfΒ Iβve messaged five people on UAA tonight with contact details so they can request more info and images of the prints. They clearly have an interest in the works like I do. Iβm not getting into an argument over this. I only posted this because I have an interest in the works and believed some others might also. Several UAA members have given me really useful contact details for some of my favourite artists and agents since I have been a member and Iβm only doing the same. |
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Richard Hambleton π¨π¦ Artist Discussion , by artnow on Jun 13, 2021 22:52:11 GMT 1,
Iβve been asked not to share the images until 1st July when they are officially released.
Iβve been asked not to share the images until 1st July when they are officially released. |
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Richard Hambleton π¨π¦ Artist Discussion , by irl1 on Jun 13, 2021 23:21:03 GMT 1, Ok who's running it? Give me a name really quick if your 100% sure You are being bullshitted to or are bullshitting the forum yourself Iβve messaged five people on UAA tonight with contact details so they can request more info and images of the prints. They clearly have an interest in the works like I do. Iβm not getting into an argument over this. I only posted this because I have an interest in the works and believed some others might also. Several UAA members have given me really useful contact details for some of my favourite artists and agents since I have been a member and Iβm only doing the same.
That's why I asked you where you are getting these. If you are so sure there is an estate who is running it?
It's not the Hambleton family for sure, and I'm 101% sure of this
If you are being told it's by the estate they are bullshitting you.
Anyone can get these printed so why would people pay 5k for one.
I now know who's selling these......
Ok who's running it? Give me a name really quick if your 100% sure You are being bullshitted to or are bullshitting the forum yourself Iβve messaged five people on UAA tonight with contact details so they can request more info and images of the prints. They clearly have an interest in the works like I do. Iβm not getting into an argument over this. I only posted this because I have an interest in the works and believed some others might also. Several UAA members have given me really useful contact details for some of my favourite artists and agents since I have been a member and Iβm only doing the same. That's why I asked you where you are getting these. If you are so sure there is an estate who is running it? It's not the Hambleton family for sure, and I'm 101% sure of this If you are being told it's by the estate they are bullshitting you. Anyone can get these printed so why would people pay 5k for one. I now know who's selling these...... |
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Richard Hambleton π¨π¦ Artist Discussion , by irl1 on Jun 13, 2021 23:22:09 GMT 1, Iβve been asked not to share the images until 1st July when they are officially released.
Officially released by WHO !!!!!
Iβve been asked not to share the images until 1st July when they are officially released. Officially released by WHO !!!!! |
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Richard Hambleton π¨π¦ Artist Discussion , by irl1 on Jun 13, 2021 23:28:57 GMT 1, Iβve been asked not to share the images until 1st July when they are officially released.
180 High St, Guildford GU1 3HW, United Kingdom
These Richard Hambleton prints are not official and worth nothing!
Iβve been asked not to share the images until 1st July when they are officially released. Castle Fine Art 180 High St, Guildford GU1 3HW, United Kingdom These Richard Hambleton prints are not official and worth nothing! |
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Richard Hambleton π¨π¦ Artist Discussion , by irl1 on Jun 13, 2021 23:34:04 GMT 1, Ok who's running it? Give me a name really quick if your 100% sure You are being bullshitted to or are bullshitting the forum yourself Iβve messaged five people on UAA tonight with contact details so they can request more info and images of the prints. They clearly have an interest in the works like I do. Iβm not getting into an argument over this. I only posted this because I have an interest in the works and believed some others might also. Several UAA members have given me really useful contact details for some of my favourite artists and agents since I have been a member and Iβm only doing the same.
Ok who's running it? Give me a name really quick if your 100% sure You are being bullshitted to or are bullshitting the forum yourself Iβve messaged five people on UAA tonight with contact details so they can request more info and images of the prints. They clearly have an interest in the works like I do. Iβm not getting into an argument over this. I only posted this because I have an interest in the works and believed some others might also. Several UAA members have given me really useful contact details for some of my favourite artists and agents since I have been a member and Iβm only doing the same. I'm trying to help you too, do not buy these |
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Richard Hambleton π¨π¦ Artist Discussion , by Reader on Jun 13, 2021 23:50:16 GMT 1, Iβve been asked not to share the images until 1st July when they are officially released. Castle Fine Art 180 High St, Guildford GU1 3HW, United Kingdom These Richard Hambleton prints are not official and worth nothing!
Iβve been asked not to share the images until 1st July when they are officially released. Castle Fine Art 180 High St, Guildford GU1 3HW, United Kingdom These Richard Hambleton prints are not official and worth nothing!Thanks for jumping in, saved a good few people getting seriously scammed ! respect |
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Richard Hambleton π¨π¦ Artist Discussion , by Charlesworth on Jun 14, 2021 7:43:33 GMT 1, I was offered a RM 'Horse & Rider - Red' edition of 75 print a few months back via someone on Instagram, it was stamped on the back Richard Hambleton Archive. It was offered at a discounted rate, Β£3k instead of Β£5k but it was still too expensive for me. I was also put off by not knowing enough about how official they were. I was told they were originally from Maddox gallery.
I was offered a RM 'Horse & Rider - Red' edition of 75 print a few months back via someone on Instagram, it was stamped on the back Richard Hambleton Archive. It was offered at a discounted rate, Β£3k instead of Β£5k but it was still too expensive for me. I was also put off by not knowing enough about how official they were. I was told they were originally from Maddox gallery.
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So are the classed as official releases? |
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Richard Hambleton π¨π¦ Artist Discussion , by Hairbland on Jun 14, 2021 11:55:03 GMT 1,
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Richard Hambleton π¨π¦ Artist Discussion , by irl1 on Jun 14, 2021 13:06:25 GMT 1, What the fuck are you on about? These prints are worth the paper they're printed on. Maddox released prints for 5k after his death and yes they sold well in auctions But there is no fucking estate full stop ! There is Not
What the fuck are you on about? These prints are worth the paper they're printed on. Maddox released prints for 5k after his death and yes they sold well in auctions But there is no fucking estate full stop ! There is Not Fixed that for you |
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