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WCP The West Country Prince, by Hubble Bubble on Jul 22, 2011 8:57:00 GMT 1, From banksy.co.uk:
"You're welcome to download whatever you wish from this site for
personal use. However, making your own art or merchandise and
passing it off as ‘official’ or authentic Banksy artwork is bad and
very wrong."
I guess the question is - does the seller seek to trick the purchaser by passing off the piece as "'official' or authentic Banksy artwork"? The seller is obviously hoping to profit from confusion but there's no arguing with the item description which starts with
'High quality Reproduction Banksy prints' then says 'Exact copies of Banksy's Original iconic early works' then says 'they have been scanned from the original prints' then says 'They are stamped on the reverse - BANKSY COPY - to prevent being sold on the market as originals'... I'm not a fan of this kind of behaviour, but I think it's pretty clear these works are not by our mysterious friend Mr B.
Just sayin' 
From banksy.co.uk: "You're welcome to download whatever you wish from this site for personal use. However, making your own art or merchandise and passing it off as ‘official’ or authentic Banksy artwork is bad and very wrong." I guess the question is - does the seller seek to trick the purchaser by passing off the piece as "'official' or authentic Banksy artwork"? The seller is obviously hoping to profit from confusion but there's no arguing with the item description which starts with 'High quality Reproduction Banksy prints' then says 'Exact copies of Banksy's Original iconic early works' then says 'they have been scanned from the original prints' then says 'They are stamped on the reverse - BANKSY COPY - to prevent being sold on the market as originals'... I'm not a fan of this kind of behaviour, but I think it's pretty clear these works are not by our mysterious friend Mr B. Just sayin' |
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WCP The West Country Prince, by hunter007 on Jul 22, 2011 9:09:02 GMT 1, They look pretty good to me, Of course having this on your wall would not feel the same as having an unsigned but with COA, Although ultimatly to look at they look the same, Its an odd thing really. Just shows how important that second piece of paper is i guess
They look pretty good to me, Of course having this on your wall would not feel the same as having an unsigned but with COA, Although ultimatly to look at they look the same, Its an odd thing really. Just shows how important that second piece of paper is i guess
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WCP The West Country Prince, by Shoot Again on Jul 22, 2011 9:47:54 GMT 1, There's always been some fake reproductions of Banksy around (see 2 examples below for prints or canvas), so I agree with those of you thinking that the the lastest attempt on eBay from the West Country will have NO IMPACT WHATSOEVER (in terms of pricing) on the real stuff !
www.canvastown.com/Banksy--Prints-/Street-Art/C111-1-0.htm
www.canvasartprint.co.uk/category/280-banksy-canvas-art.aspx
Not everybody can afford paying Banksy's prices for an original piece of his art, so I like the idea that people with less money and looking to DECORATE their house can buy this kind of stuff but I have to admit I'm a bit surprised that so many art lovers from this Forum get tempted by those. Personnally I'd rather spend £65 on a growing artist (STIK's last original plaque was £75 only) rather than on this kind of reproductions...
However, I admit I've bought some Banksy COASTERS on one of those websites so I can enjoy some Banksy's pictures (which I can't afford) while having some guests sharing a glass at home, that's pretty much all these websites can expect from me ;-)
There's always been some fake reproductions of Banksy around (see 2 examples below for prints or canvas), so I agree with those of you thinking that the the lastest attempt on eBay from the West Country will have NO IMPACT WHATSOEVER (in terms of pricing) on the real stuff ! www.canvastown.com/Banksy--Prints-/Street-Art/C111-1-0.htmwww.canvasartprint.co.uk/category/280-banksy-canvas-art.aspxNot everybody can afford paying Banksy's prices for an original piece of his art, so I like the idea that people with less money and looking to DECORATE their house can buy this kind of stuff but I have to admit I'm a bit surprised that so many art lovers from this Forum get tempted by those. Personnally I'd rather spend £65 on a growing artist (STIK's last original plaque was £75 only) rather than on this kind of reproductions... However, I admit I've bought some Banksy COASTERS on one of those websites so I can enjoy some Banksy's pictures (which I can't afford) while having some guests sharing a glass at home, that's pretty much all these websites can expect from me ;-) |
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WCP The West Country Prince, by steve on Jul 22, 2011 9:49:21 GMT 1, From banksy.co.uk: "You're welcome to download whatever you wish from this site for personal use. However, making your own art or merchandise and passing it off as ‘official’ or authentic Banksy artwork is bad and very wrong."
I'd say the "personal use" bit of that statement is the key. These guys are copying/printing/selling for profit, not 1 off personal use. Thus I'd guess Banksy would put this in his "bad and
very wrong" category!
You could preferably pick up an authentic, stunning screenprint from Neverwork, L.E.T or BANDIT for almost the same price today if you're quick 
From banksy.co.uk: "You're welcome to download whatever you wish from this site for personal use. However, making your own art or merchandise and passing it off as ‘official’ or authentic Banksy artwork is bad and very wrong." I'd say the "personal use" bit of that statement is the key. These guys are copying/printing/selling for profit, not 1 off personal use. Thus I'd guess Banksy would put this in his "bad and very wrong" category! You could preferably pick up an authentic, stunning screenprint from Neverwork, L.E.T or BANDIT for almost the same price today if you're quick |
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WCP The West Country Prince, by xmyart on Jul 22, 2011 9:55:58 GMT 1, Other thing is they are stating they are copies etc, but will a reseller when he sells it framed?
I know anyone that didnt go further to check it was real is a bit of a mug, but an image of this quality might be enough to fool someone. In which case the ebay seller will ultimatly be helping that happen.
Other thing is they are stating they are copies etc, but will a reseller when he sells it framed?
I know anyone that didnt go further to check it was real is a bit of a mug, but an image of this quality might be enough to fool someone. In which case the ebay seller will ultimatly be helping that happen.
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WCP The West Country Prince, by craigf on Jul 22, 2011 9:58:35 GMT 1, Looks like Turf War has now been added
Might be the photo, but paper for HMV looks the wrong colour compared to the POW print
Looks like Turf War has now been added
Might be the photo, but paper for HMV looks the wrong colour compared to the POW print
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WCP The West Country Prince, by balibob on Jul 22, 2011 10:15:18 GMT 1, Having a reproduction on your wall of a great piece of art is ok with me, I've got a Monet up. There is only 1 original, its worth quatrillions of £ and so everyone knows my repro for what it is. This isn't the same.
Most of us on here are into buying limited edition canvases or prints, the canvas Banksy's all over ebay are not pretending to be authentic (and no, I don't agree with those either), but when these new ones get framed they are.
Because they are going to look like authentic prints, please don't tell me that some dodgy bast**d isn't going to get a pencil and add a little number on it and maybe a signature, While said bast**d maybe has done it to hang on his/her wall to impress their mates, someone is going to try and sell one/many to possibly unsuspecting punters who may not be as well informed as the members on here. Therefore in my eyes this is so wrong.
On a wider note, how about this lot pick on another artist who doesn't issue COA's with their work and hasn't got an outfit like Pest Control to authenticate prints. How you going to trust any purchase on the secondary market again?.
IMO of course.
Having a reproduction on your wall of a great piece of art is ok with me, I've got a Monet up. There is only 1 original, its worth quatrillions of £ and so everyone knows my repro for what it is. This isn't the same.
Most of us on here are into buying limited edition canvases or prints, the canvas Banksy's all over ebay are not pretending to be authentic (and no, I don't agree with those either), but when these new ones get framed they are.
Because they are going to look like authentic prints, please don't tell me that some dodgy bast**d isn't going to get a pencil and add a little number on it and maybe a signature, While said bast**d maybe has done it to hang on his/her wall to impress their mates, someone is going to try and sell one/many to possibly unsuspecting punters who may not be as well informed as the members on here. Therefore in my eyes this is so wrong.
On a wider note, how about this lot pick on another artist who doesn't issue COA's with their work and hasn't got an outfit like Pest Control to authenticate prints. How you going to trust any purchase on the secondary market again?.
IMO of course.
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WCP The West Country Prince, by rottenredrooster on Jul 22, 2011 10:42:01 GMT 1, Maybe I'm wrong but didn't Banksy say he just reproduces art he likes?
I personally wouldn't buy one... but I can't see the harm it will do. People will obviously know the difference between these reproductions and the original ones. People won't stop buying original prints just because of these... similar things have been on the market for years.
Maybe I'm wrong but didn't Banksy say he just reproduces art he likes?
I personally wouldn't buy one... but I can't see the harm it will do. People will obviously know the difference between these reproductions and the original ones. People won't stop buying original prints just because of these... similar things have been on the market for years.
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WCP The West Country Prince, by rottenredrooster on Jul 22, 2011 10:52:49 GMT 1, Having a reproduction on your wall of a great piece of art is ok with me, I've got a Monet up. There is only 1 original, its worth quatrillions of £ and so everyone knows my repro for what it is. This isn't the same. Most of us on here are into buying limited edition canvases or prints, the canvas Banksy's all over ebay are not pretending to be authentic (and no, I don't agree with those either), but when these new ones get framed they are. Because they are going to look like authentic prints, please don't tell me that some dodgy bast**d isn't going to get a pencil and add a little number on it and maybe a signature, While said bast**d maybe has done it to hang on his/her wall to impress their mates, someone is going to try and sell one/many to possibly unsuspecting punters who may not be as well informed as the members on here. Therefore in my eyes this is so wrong. On a wider note, how about this lot pick on another artist who doesn't issue COA's with their work and hasn't got an outfit like Pest Control to authenticate prints. How you going to trust any purchase on the secondary market again?. IMO of course.
If someone really wanted to they could do it all themselves. Like this pair did www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1291171/Conmen-Lee-Parker-Grant-Champkins-Howard-sold-fake-Banksy-prints-eBay.html
Having a reproduction on your wall of a great piece of art is ok with me, I've got a Monet up. There is only 1 original, its worth quatrillions of £ and so everyone knows my repro for what it is. This isn't the same. Most of us on here are into buying limited edition canvases or prints, the canvas Banksy's all over ebay are not pretending to be authentic (and no, I don't agree with those either), but when these new ones get framed they are. Because they are going to look like authentic prints, please don't tell me that some dodgy bast**d isn't going to get a pencil and add a little number on it and maybe a signature, While said bast**d maybe has done it to hang on his/her wall to impress their mates, someone is going to try and sell one/many to possibly unsuspecting punters who may not be as well informed as the members on here. Therefore in my eyes this is so wrong. On a wider note, how about this lot pick on another artist who doesn't issue COA's with their work and hasn't got an outfit like Pest Control to authenticate prints. How you going to trust any purchase on the secondary market again?. IMO of course. If someone really wanted to they could do it all themselves. Like this pair did www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1291171/Conmen-Lee-Parker-Grant-Champkins-Howard-sold-fake-Banksy-prints-eBay.html |
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WCP The West Country Prince, by skitchy on Jul 22, 2011 11:55:25 GMT 1, Yes, I must agree the paper on hmv does not seem dark enough, the backdoor being flogged on here a couple weeks ago did have that dark tinge.
Looks like a couple of these have sold and I can see why... people who have always wanted a banksy screenprint but can afford current market prices can get the next best thing. Thats essentially what Sunday B Morning prints are! (The original screens were destroyed long ago)
Have always wanted a laugh now and its tempting but I think the fake watch analogy sums it up!
Yes, I must agree the paper on hmv does not seem dark enough, the backdoor being flogged on here a couple weeks ago did have that dark tinge.
Looks like a couple of these have sold and I can see why... people who have always wanted a banksy screenprint but can afford current market prices can get the next best thing. Thats essentially what Sunday B Morning prints are! (The original screens were destroyed long ago)
Have always wanted a laugh now and its tempting but I think the fake watch analogy sums it up!
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WCP The West Country Prince, by des77 on Jul 22, 2011 12:02:52 GMT 1, with all the interest on here for back door prints recently, this was inevitable
with all the interest on here for back door prints recently, this was inevitable
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WCP The West Country Prince, by mojjac on Jul 22, 2011 12:11:47 GMT 1, From banksy.co.uk: "You're welcome to download whatever you wish from this site for personal use. However, making your own art or merchandise and passing it off as ‘official’ or authentic Banksy artwork is bad and very wrong." I'd say the "personal use" bit of that statement is the key. These guys are copying/printing/selling for profit, not 1 off personal use. Thus I'd guess Banksy would put this in his "bad and very wrong" category! You could preferably pick up an authentic, stunning screenprint from Neverwork, L.E.T or BANDIT for almost the same price today if you're quick
Why would you want to ?
From banksy.co.uk: "You're welcome to download whatever you wish from this site for personal use. However, making your own art or merchandise and passing it off as ‘official’ or authentic Banksy artwork is bad and very wrong." I'd say the "personal use" bit of that statement is the key. These guys are copying/printing/selling for profit, not 1 off personal use. Thus I'd guess Banksy would put this in his "bad and very wrong" category! You could preferably pick up an authentic, stunning screenprint from Neverwork, L.E.T or BANDIT for almost the same price today if you're quick Why would you want to ? |
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WCP The West Country Prince, by curiousgeorge on Jul 22, 2011 13:22:08 GMT 1, The man himself has in the past sold bootleg merchandise outside Blur concerts
Just saying is all..
Laugh Now colour looks to be off a bit too
The man himself has in the past sold bootleg merchandise outside Blur concerts
Just saying is all..
Laugh Now colour looks to be off a bit too
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WCP The West Country Prince, by Brushstrokes 75 on Jul 22, 2011 14:12:15 GMT 1, It's not meant to fool anyone. Even if it's wrong to make profits on it (and it's illegal), they at least tried to make them look like copies (they put their own blindstamp et banksy copy on the back, can't be more straightforward than this).
It won't change anything to the orignals value as it won't be the same clientele. It can also be nice for someone who wanted an image for so long but can't find it or don't have the cash. it can be a temporary solution (which just came out of love).
Reactions on this post just shows me that no here who is collecting is only collecting out of love. Without being disrespectful to anyone but when you pay a £3K print when you could have almost the same quality image for £50, there is something else going on.
But I'm just tired of people buying only for the love and for the image!
It's not meant to fool anyone. Even if it's wrong to make profits on it (and it's illegal), they at least tried to make them look like copies (they put their own blindstamp et banksy copy on the back, can't be more straightforward than this).
It won't change anything to the orignals value as it won't be the same clientele. It can also be nice for someone who wanted an image for so long but can't find it or don't have the cash. it can be a temporary solution (which just came out of love).
Reactions on this post just shows me that no here who is collecting is only collecting out of love. Without being disrespectful to anyone but when you pay a £3K print when you could have almost the same quality image for £50, there is something else going on.
But I'm just tired of people buying only for the love and for the image!
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WCP The West Country Prince, by curiousgeorge on Jul 22, 2011 14:22:24 GMT 1, My thoughts too Mr.Strokes
See my first post
My thoughts too Mr.Strokes See my first post |
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WCP The West Country Prince, by mouser on Jul 22, 2011 15:02:49 GMT 1, with all the interest on here for back door prints recently, this was inevitable
From what I've read they amount to about the same thing, similar arguments being used for both. I'm happy to stick to the real thing, even if it does take alot more work / saving and hunting to get one, thats part of the fun working for something makes it all the more sweet when it happens.
IMO of course.
with all the interest on here for back door prints recently, this was inevitable From what I've read they amount to about the same thing, similar arguments being used for both. I'm happy to stick to the real thing, even if it does take alot more work / saving and hunting to get one, thats part of the fun working for something makes it all the more sweet when it happens. IMO of course. |
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WCP The West Country Prince, by mojjac on Jul 22, 2011 20:01:52 GMT 1, They will not be doing happy choppers which is a shame.
They will not be doing happy choppers which is a shame.
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WCP The West Country Prince, by Rolex on Jul 22, 2011 20:44:53 GMT 1, Somebody asked me this question very recently , what makes you buy banksy. My answer 50% because I like it 50% investment simple & truthful. Why else would a normal run of the mill person spend thousands on a print, ps if you can't afford a real banksy but want one, don't buy a fake, work harder or longer or do what ever it takes to buy a genuine one, you will feel much better for it, and in the worst case sinario you will always have something to sell.
Somebody asked me this question very recently , what makes you buy banksy. My answer 50% because I like it 50% investment simple & truthful. Why else would a normal run of the mill person spend thousands on a print, ps if you can't afford a real banksy but want one, don't buy a fake, work harder or longer or do what ever it takes to buy a genuine one, you will feel much better for it, and in the worst case sinario you will always have something to sell.
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WCP The West Country Prince, by mmmike on Jul 22, 2011 21:59:46 GMT 1, Somebody asked me this question very recently , what makes you buy banksy. My answer 50% because I like it 50% investment simple & truthful. Why else would a normal run of the mill person spend thousands on a print, ps if you can't afford a real banksy but want one, don't buy a fake, work harder or longer or do what ever it takes to buy a genuine one, you will feel much better for it, and in the worst case sinario you will always have something to sell.
So what should you do if you think Banksy prints are a terrible investment but like the image, the story behind, or the concept or some other intangable about the print?
Work hard to save up and throw your money away by buying one?
Terrible advice IMO. If you are lucky enough to not be so hung up on the value / investment potential, go for the fakes or make your own. That is what Banksy would do.
Somebody asked me this question very recently , what makes you buy banksy. My answer 50% because I like it 50% investment simple & truthful. Why else would a normal run of the mill person spend thousands on a print, ps if you can't afford a real banksy but want one, don't buy a fake, work harder or longer or do what ever it takes to buy a genuine one, you will feel much better for it, and in the worst case sinario you will always have something to sell. So what should you do if you think Banksy prints are a terrible investment but like the image, the story behind, or the concept or some other intangable about the print? Work hard to save up and throw your money away by buying one? Terrible advice IMO. If you are lucky enough to not be so hung up on the value / investment potential, go for the fakes or make your own. That is what Banksy would do. |
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WCP The West Country Prince, by chrispa on Jul 22, 2011 22:28:07 GMT 1, its all about whether you like the image or are looking for an investment
if you just want the image why not go for these?
its all about whether you like the image or are looking for an investment
if you just want the image why not go for these?
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WCP The West Country Prince, by mouser on Jul 22, 2011 22:33:22 GMT 1, IMO they are asking £55 for a poster.. might be a good enough reason not to... if you just want the image framed, there are hi-res image files available to download if you ask certain folk nicely or look through the older threads here... download and print for £10......
Reading the descriptions of the ebay copies, they seem to set out to purposfully deceive, why not stamp the FRONT with banksycopy?
Meh! each to their own, but the old addage " a fool and their money......."
IMO they are asking £55 for a poster.. might be a good enough reason not to... if you just want the image framed, there are hi-res image files available to download if you ask certain folk nicely or look through the older threads here... download and print for £10......
Reading the descriptions of the ebay copies, they seem to set out to purposfully deceive, why not stamp the FRONT with banksycopy?
Meh! each to their own, but the old addage " a fool and their money......."
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WCP The West Country Prince, by freeview on Jul 22, 2011 22:49:07 GMT 1, How much did the backdoor hmv go for recently on ebay ?
How much did the backdoor hmv go for recently on ebay ?
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WCP The West Country Prince, by Brushstrokes 75 on Jul 22, 2011 22:49:10 GMT 1, Somebody asked me this question very recently , what makes you buy banksy. My answer 50% because I like it 50% investment simple & truthful. Why else would a normal run of the mill person spend thousands on a print, ps if you can't afford a real banksy but want one, don't buy a fake, work harder or longer or do what ever it takes to buy a genuine one, you will feel much better for it, and in the worst case sinario you will always have something to sell.
I completely agree with you mate but a lot of people here, just seem to say they only buy out of love. When you buy as much art as most of us do, okay there is love but you don't throw that kind of money out of the window for no reason.
Anyway, I'll join Mike & co in not agreeing with you regarding your second part (without talking about the fact that some folks already work hard and can only make ends meet with buying a thing or two once in a while).
Idea behind street art is that it's open to everyone. Why can't everyone enjoy the same thing with a Banksy print?
Those are simple screenprints too. I guess you don't feel the work of the artist on a Laugh now print. (In comparison to other artists who put far more work into their prints).
Somebody asked me this question very recently , what makes you buy banksy. My answer 50% because I like it 50% investment simple & truthful. Why else would a normal run of the mill person spend thousands on a print, ps if you can't afford a real banksy but want one, don't buy a fake, work harder or longer or do what ever it takes to buy a genuine one, you will feel much better for it, and in the worst case sinario you will always have something to sell. I completely agree with you mate but a lot of people here, just seem to say they only buy out of love. When you buy as much art as most of us do, okay there is love but you don't throw that kind of money out of the window for no reason. Anyway, I'll join Mike & co in not agreeing with you regarding your second part (without talking about the fact that some folks already work hard and can only make ends meet with buying a thing or two once in a while). Idea behind street art is that it's open to everyone. Why can't everyone enjoy the same thing with a Banksy print? Those are simple screenprints too. I guess you don't feel the work of the artist on a Laugh now print. (In comparison to other artists who put far more work into their prints). |
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WCP The West Country Prince, by Rolex on Jul 22, 2011 23:41:47 GMT 1, The people that bought out of love from source I totally agree with & admire, But unfortunately as everyone knows banksy & all that goes with him is now a commodity, so the rules change, as regards mmmikes comment I don't know of anyone on this forum or not that thinks banksy prints are or have been a bad investment. (Terrible advice buy fakes or make your own) what is this blue Peter.
The people that bought out of love from source I totally agree with & admire, But unfortunately as everyone knows banksy & all that goes with him is now a commodity, so the rules change, as regards mmmikes comment I don't know of anyone on this forum or not that thinks banksy prints are or have been a bad investment. (Terrible advice buy fakes or make your own) what is this blue Peter.
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WCP The West Country Prince, by mojjac on Jul 22, 2011 23:57:24 GMT 1, One thing is for sure and that is this thread has advertised his prints so well that all of the laugh now monkeys have sold!±
One thing is for sure and that is this thread has advertised his prints so well that all of the laugh now monkeys have sold!±
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WCP The West Country Prince, by mmmike on Jul 23, 2011 2:12:51 GMT 1, The people that bought out of love from source I totally agree with & admire, But unfortunately as everyone knows banksy & all that goes with him is now a commodity, so the rules change, as regards mmmikes comment I don't know of anyone on this forum or not that thinks banksy prints are or have been a bad investment. (Terrible advice buy fakes or make your own) what is this blue Peter.
In general I don't think Banksy prints are a good investment at the moment. So now you know at least person with that opinion.
The people that bought out of love from source I totally agree with & admire, But unfortunately as everyone knows banksy & all that goes with him is now a commodity, so the rules change, as regards mmmikes comment I don't know of anyone on this forum or not that thinks banksy prints are or have been a bad investment. (Terrible advice buy fakes or make your own) what is this blue Peter. In general I don't think Banksy prints are a good investment at the moment. So now you know at least person with that opinion. |
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WCP The West Country Prince, by chaserawr on Jul 23, 2011 2:38:46 GMT 1, Is art in general a good investment? I'd say not.
Clearly we all too much time and money.
;-D
Is art in general a good investment? I'd say not.
Clearly we all too much time and money.
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WCP The West Country Prince, by Rolex on Jul 23, 2011 2:45:32 GMT 1, I respect your opinion mike, just don't agree with it. Ps what would you invest in at the moment then.
I respect your opinion mike, just don't agree with it. Ps what would you invest in at the moment then.
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WCP The West Country Prince, by chaserawr on Jul 23, 2011 2:50:25 GMT 1, I think the correct answer is Gold and Silver?
I'm not out to make money. The thought always lingers in the back of my head especially when I make large purchases, but I don't have a portofolio, or a flat files, or anything and everything I bought I plan to hang. I'm pretty new though.
Tough question Rolex!
I think the correct answer is Gold and Silver?
I'm not out to make money. The thought always lingers in the back of my head especially when I make large purchases, but I don't have a portofolio, or a flat files, or anything and everything I bought I plan to hang. I'm pretty new though.
Tough question Rolex!
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WCP The West Country Prince, by Jeezuz Jones Snr on Jul 23, 2011 2:55:47 GMT 1, I dont think Banksy cares to be honsest. Also someone posted earlier look at the great signed prints available on the 50pound art thread from other artists for people who want to spend 50 quid. But these copies will sell, it's the same as someone who buys a Warhol or Van Gough (sun flower) copy because its a world wide popular image. Lots of students will be buying these up, same as I had copies of Escher & Dali on my walls when at Uni.
Talking of rip offs - Just found this also, I dont think Jose will be pleased... www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Jose-Parla-Brooklyn-Tribute-A2-A1-CANVAS-PRINT-FRAMED-/140579596152?pt=UK_Art_CanvasGiclee_RL&var=&hash=item6673632aaf
What artist next.. rip off Eine Originals??..
I dont think Banksy cares to be honsest. Also someone posted earlier look at the great signed prints available on the 50pound art thread from other artists for people who want to spend 50 quid. But these copies will sell, it's the same as someone who buys a Warhol or Van Gough (sun flower) copy because its a world wide popular image. Lots of students will be buying these up, same as I had copies of Escher & Dali on my walls when at Uni. Talking of rip offs - Just found this also, I dont think Jose will be pleased... www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Jose-Parla-Brooklyn-Tribute-A2-A1-CANVAS-PRINT-FRAMED-/140579596152?pt=UK_Art_CanvasGiclee_RL&var=&hash=item6673632aaf What artist next.. rip off Eine Originals??.. |
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