[Dutch Art Collector]

Me too. Want one

[milou2]

Not many of these around. You'll all know the history of these prints. Accompanied by emails informing the recipient of the gifted print by B, security tag and original programme (as provenance). Handsigned and dedicated.

Reframed from the original by Tim Blake at Darbyshire's: float-framed to prevent mat burn in a metal box custom-painted to match the can in the print. 

Trying to raise funds for another purchase but happy to hold onto if the market's simply too cold.

Looking for offers around £30k. (Life's too short to respond to low-ballers so I'm guessing I won't.)

[Devizes /\_/\]

You need to hold onto this as it’s massively overpriced for something that won’t get a COA and current market.
last one sold for £10k including fees in April.
Good luck anyway.

[Dutch Art Collector]

Way to much

[LJCal]

Yeah I mean last one at auction sold for £10k in April. Can’t see this being worth more than £15k assuming there is a very keen buyer.

[milou2]

Got it. Will hold on to it.

cheers
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[Devizes /\_/\]

Good decision, you’ve had it framed great, looks stunning.

[LJCal]

All I’d say at the moment is that people are reluctant to liquidate because values are off the crazy highs of a few years back. That’s fine but if you’re selling to buy another piece remember that if your print goes back up so too will most others. There’s alot to be said about being liquid right if you’re a serious collector, on that basis I’d asses any sale relative to what’s in the market if you’re getting out ahead of the market and can buy a little below it’s smart move to sell things.

[Devizes /\_/\]

Has anyone else twigged that this was the one sold in April for £8k plus fees yet?

[LJCal]

Aug 19, 2023 19:37:33 GMT 1 Devizes /\_/\ said:

Has anyone else twigged that this was the one sold in April for £8k plus fees yet?

Haha deleted the original photo. Slightly delusional 

[Devizes /\_/\]

I didn’t originally but both were dedicated to the same person and had the same bits and bobs with it, 20k for framing was a bit steep 🙈
It did look nice though.

[Adam The Collector]

These prints may be there one day again. But it could be another decade.

[LJCal]

Aug 19, 2023 21:52:46 GMT 1 Adam The Collector said:

These prints may be there one day again. But it could be another decade.

If you present value £30,000 over 10 years it equates to about £12,000-20,000 depending on the discount rate, this ignores any adjustments for holding costs. I think it could be much longer to get to the same in real terms if you factor in inflation, interest rates, and holding costs. In real terms with all this factored it would need to get to about £50,000-60,000 in 10 years to be worth £30k in say 2021. 

[Adam The Collector]

Aug 19, 2023 22:43:21 GMT 1 LJCal said:

Aug 19, 2023 21:52:46 GMT 1 Adam The Collector said:

These prints may be there one day again. But it could be another decade.

If you present value £30,000 over 10 years it equates to about £12,000-20,000 depending on the discount rate, this ignores any adjustments for holding costs. I think it could be much longer to get to the same in real terms if you factor in inflation, interest rates, and holding costs. In real terms with all this factored it would need to get to about £50,000-60,000 in 10 years to be worth £30k in say 2021. 

Well said... I will pass on the additional money and keep my Banksy's though. 

[Devizes /\_/\]

Picked up my Rodeo Girl back from the framers this week, lads at RO Frames in Stroud have done a top job.
Absolutely love this one, even better to track one down to the artist it was gifted too, who I just happen to share the same name as the dedication.
Great provenance with it also.

[Art Collector 11]

Beautiful work and great framing job!

[Wanchope]

Yep loving that!! One of my favourites

[Devizes /\_/\]

Thanks guys.

[Johnny Sarcasm]

What are the odds? Two guys on this forum called Devizes 🤣 I’m a big fan of frames and this is an absolute beaut. The print isn’t too shabby either, congrats 

[Devizes /\_/\]

Dec 23, 2023 17:22:07 GMT 1 Johnny Sarcasm said:

What are the odds? Two guys on this forum called Devizes 🤣 I’m a big fan of frames and this is an absolute beaut. The print isn’t too shabby either, congrats 

😉😉
Thanks Mr Sarcasm, I’m a sucker for ornate frames with modern art, I appreciate it’s not to everyone’s taste but I love it 😍

[Art Collector 11]

I have a signed Rodeo Girl dedicated to the artist.

I am looking at possibly trading this piece for a signed print with COA.

Please let me know and this piece is located in the states but will ship anywhere.

[Quinnster]

Dec 24, 2023 2:54:39 GMT 1 Art Collector 11 said:

I have a signed Rodeo Girl dedicated to the artist.

I am looking at possibly trading this piece for a signed print with COA.

Please let me know and this piece is located in the states but will ship anywhere.

I don’t think you will get a trade for a signed print without adding cash

[Boy Wonder]

.....for something that will not receive a coa....a Certificate Of Authenticity is about authorship. Etiher the artist did it...or not. When we have established that the print is genuine then it´s authentic. So getting a "coa" is not about authenticity in this case.

It´s about control.

[Art Collector 11]

Bump for anyone interested in a trade. Please PM me.

[telmooh]

Dutch article about a 'Rodeo Girl' by Banksy auction through Catawiki

www.vrt.be/vrtnws/nl/2024/04/12/unieke-kans-banksy-kunstwerk-rodeo-girl-onder-de-hamer-bij-ca/

Who's bidding? 😉

www.catawiki.com/en/l/80815321

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Print of 'Rodeo girl' by Banksy under the hammer at Catawiki

Those looking to bring a work by Banksy into their homes can bid on a print by the mysterious British artist until April 22. On the online auction platform Catawiki, a work called 'Rodeo Girl' is up for sale. Banksy made only 40 copies of the artwork and it is not often that one is offered for sale. The value of the work is estimated at 15,000 to 20,000 euros.

Banksy created the work in 2008 for a street art festival in a tunnel in central London. The Brit produced the prints, which were not originally intended to be sold, to give to attendees afterwards.

40 artists attended that day and so Banksy handed out 40 unnumbered copies of "Rodeo Girl. The works were each signed and individually commissioned.

The work also came with a leaflet given to the invited artists. Among other things, it stated the secret location of the festival (a tunnel on Leake Street) and also warned the also artists that the police will be checking around the festival to make sure no one is "vandalizing property" outside the agreed-upon zone.

"The 'Rodeo girl' print is rare because it falls outside the artist's commercial work," said Egidio Emiliano Bianco, street art expert at Catawiki, the Dutch auction website on which Banksy is offered for sale.

According to the online auction house, only a handful of copies were ever offered for sale. Catawiki estimates the value of this work at 15,000 to 20,000 euros. The highest bid this afternoon at 3:30 p.m. was 6,000 euros.

Bidding is possible from today until Monday, April 22 at 8:01 p.m. According to Catawiki, it is the first time that a "Rodeo girl" print has gone under the hammer without a minimum price. So the print will change hands anyway on April 22.

Especially Belgians and Italians interested in Banksy works
It is not the first Banksy print to be sold on Catawiki. In 2020 a colored 'Trolleys' print sold for 20,000 euros and in March this year another Banksy work ('Balloon tee, girl with balloon') went under the hammer for 10,000 euros.

Data from the Dutch auction site show that Banksy is very popular in our country. Belgians and Italians apparently search for works by the artist most often on the online auction platform.

[Devizes /\_/\]

Apr 12, 2024 17:06:02 GMT 1 telmooh said:

Dutch article about a 'Rodeo Girl' by Banksy auction through Catawiki

www.vrt.be/vrtnws/nl/2024/04/12/unieke-kans-banksy-kunstwerk-rodeo-girl-onder-de-hamer-bij-ca/

Who's bidding? 😉

www.catawiki.com/en/l/80815321

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Print of 'Rodeo girl' by Banksy under the hammer at Catawiki

Those looking to bring a work by Banksy into their homes can bid on a print by the mysterious British artist until April 22. On the online auction platform Catawiki, a work called 'Rodeo Girl' is up for sale. Banksy made only 40 copies of the artwork and it is not often that one is offered for sale. The value of the work is estimated at 15,000 to 20,000 euros.

Banksy created the work in 2008 for a street art festival in a tunnel in central London. The Brit produced the prints, which were not originally intended to be sold, to give to attendees afterwards.

40 artists attended that day and so Banksy handed out 40 unnumbered copies of "Rodeo Girl. The works were each signed and individually commissioned.

The work also came with a leaflet given to the invited artists. Among other things, it stated the secret location of the festival (a tunnel on Leake Street) and also warned the also artists that the police will be checking around the festival to make sure no one is "vandalizing property" outside the agreed-upon zone.

"The 'Rodeo girl' print is rare because it falls outside the artist's commercial work," said Egidio Emiliano Bianco, street art expert at Catawiki, the Dutch auction website on which Banksy is offered for sale.

According to the online auction house, only a handful of copies were ever offered for sale. Catawiki estimates the value of this work at 15,000 to 20,000 euros. The highest bid this afternoon at 3:30 p.m. was 6,000 euros.

Bidding is possible from today until Monday, April 22 at 8:01 p.m. According to Catawiki, it is the first time that a "Rodeo girl" print has gone under the hammer without a minimum price. So the print will change hands anyway on April 22.

Especially Belgians and Italians interested in Banksy works
It is not the first Banksy print to be sold on Catawiki. In 2020 a colored 'Trolleys' print sold for 20,000 euros and in March this year another Banksy work ('Balloon tee, girl with balloon') went under the hammer for 10,000 euros.

Data from the Dutch auction site show that Banksy is very popular in our country. Belgians and Italians apparently search for works by the artist most often on the online auction platform.

Jeez, that one’s rough 😔

[Wanchope]

Yep a few have sold recently and def not worth 15-20k euros. 12k euros max as I was looking top buy one and know what the other two sold for.