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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by Photoxtc on May 16, 2009 18:51:58 GMT 1, Anyone??? best place to find/buy warhol pieces???
Anyone??? best place to find/buy warhol pieces???
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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by Photoxtc on May 16, 2009 23:45:07 GMT 1,
Thank you, exactly what I'm looking for... ;D
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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by jB on May 17, 2009 7:04:18 GMT 1, LEE3 may be the man to ask - I know this one is right down the way from you photo, but lee seems to know his stuff with warhol and the likes
good luck pal
LEE3 may be the man to ask - I know this one is right down the way from you photo, but lee seems to know his stuff with warhol and the likes
good luck pal
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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by achtungbono on May 17, 2009 10:07:35 GMT 1, good luck
been after a soupcan for a while and have had a few leads, but nowt yet
good luck
been after a soupcan for a while and have had a few leads, but nowt yet
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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by Photoxtc on May 17, 2009 10:17:47 GMT 1, Thanks guys....
I've had a nice chunk of change set aside for one of these for some time now and thought I might have some luck on the forums.... The search continues, fingers crossed.... 
Thanks guys.... I've had a nice chunk of change set aside for one of these for some time now and thought I might have some luck on the forums.... The search continues, fingers crossed.... |
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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by Happy Shopper on May 17, 2009 11:18:37 GMT 1, What sort of price are these?
I'd love to get a Warhol too, but need to do some research i think!
What sort of price are these?
I'd love to get a Warhol too, but need to do some research i think!
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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by iwouldfollow youanywhere on May 17, 2009 11:21:56 GMT 1, Anyone??? best place to find/buy warhol pieces???
why in fucks name are you asking on the banksy.info board? Think many people here have a Warhol in the print portfolio under the bed?
a little independent research on the internet should help you, or perhaps speak to galleries and people who KNOW what they are talking about.
lazy
Anyone??? best place to find/buy warhol pieces??? why in fucks name are you asking on the banksy.info board? Think many people here have a Warhol in the print portfolio under the bed? a little independent research on the internet should help you, or perhaps speak to galleries and people who KNOW what they are talking about. lazy |
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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by notworthit on May 17, 2009 12:17:05 GMT 1, Anyone??? best place to find/buy warhol pieces??? why in f**ks name are you asking on the banksy.info board? Think many people here have a Warhol in the print portfolio under the bed? a little independent research on the internet should help you, or perhaps speak to galleries and people who KNOW what they are talking about. lazy
god you're a misery aren't you!
Anyone??? best place to find/buy warhol pieces??? why in f**ks name are you asking on the banksy.info board? Think many people here have a Warhol in the print portfolio under the bed? a little independent research on the internet should help you, or perhaps speak to galleries and people who KNOW what they are talking about. lazy god you're a misery aren't you! |
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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by snausages on May 17, 2009 15:15:10 GMT 1, Anyone??? best place to find/buy warhol pieces??? why in f**ks name are you asking on the banksy.info board? Think many people here have a Warhol in the print portfolio under the bed? a little independent research on the internet should help you, or perhaps speak to galleries and people who KNOW what they are talking about. lazy
Uh, well I have a Warhol. And I have a friend who deals in Warhols prints. I actually sent him an email to see if he has a Vesuvius. I will PM you photoxtc if has one or knows of anywhere that does.
Anyone??? best place to find/buy warhol pieces??? why in f**ks name are you asking on the banksy.info board? Think many people here have a Warhol in the print portfolio under the bed? a little independent research on the internet should help you, or perhaps speak to galleries and people who KNOW what they are talking about. lazy Uh, well I have a Warhol. And I have a friend who deals in Warhols prints. I actually sent him an email to see if he has a Vesuvius. I will PM you photoxtc if has one or knows of anywhere that does. |
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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by snausages on May 17, 2009 16:23:49 GMT 1, why in f**ks name are you asking on the banksy.info board? Think many people here have a Warhol in the print portfolio under the bed? a little independent research on the internet should help you, or perhaps speak to galleries and people who KNOW what they are talking about.
Yup, he has a Vesuvius, PM sent, thanks for your help though.
why in f**ks name are you asking on the banksy.info board? Think many people here have a Warhol in the print portfolio under the bed? a little independent research on the internet should help you, or perhaps speak to galleries and people who KNOW what they are talking about. Yup, he has a Vesuvius, PM sent, thanks for your help though. |
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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by mattlan on May 17, 2009 16:48:55 GMT 1, how much do his prints tend to cost?
how much do his prints tend to cost?
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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by Photoxtc on May 17, 2009 18:52:01 GMT 1, Anyone??? best place to find/buy warhol pieces??? why in f**ks name are you asking on the banksy.info board? Think many people here have a Warhol in the print portfolio under the bed? a little independent research on the internet should help you, or perhaps speak to galleries and people who KNOW what they are talking about. lazy
I think you underestimate some of the collectors on this forum.... and this is one step in the process of my search you tit...
Anyone??? best place to find/buy warhol pieces??? why in f**ks name are you asking on the banksy.info board? Think many people here have a Warhol in the print portfolio under the bed? a little independent research on the internet should help you, or perhaps speak to galleries and people who KNOW what they are talking about. lazy I think you underestimate some of the collectors on this forum.... and this is one step in the process of my search you tit... |
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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by Photoxtc on May 17, 2009 18:54:21 GMT 1, why in f**ks name are you asking on the banksy.info board? Think many people here have a Warhol in the print portfolio under the bed? a little independent research on the internet should help you, or perhaps speak to galleries and people who KNOW what they are talking about. Yup, he has a Vesuvius, PM sent, thanks for your help though.
Thanks so much snausages... ;D
why in f**ks name are you asking on the banksy.info board? Think many people here have a Warhol in the print portfolio under the bed? a little independent research on the internet should help you, or perhaps speak to galleries and people who KNOW what they are talking about. Yup, he has a Vesuvius, PM sent, thanks for your help though. Thanks so much snausages... ;D |
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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by aginghippie on May 18, 2009 1:39:49 GMT 1, why in f**ks name are you asking on the banksy.info board? Think many people here have a Warhol in the print portfolio under the bed?
Maybe, maybe not. Personally I collect most post war art of which the art mostly discussed here makes up about 15% of my collection. I seriously doubt I am the only one here with that sort of profile. Actually I think this is a good place to ask because even if they don't have the piece themselves they may well have contacts who do. I bought a Warhol piece myself like that (Queen Elizabeth to pair with a Turf War) from someone I knew who used to buy Warhol folios in the old days.
why in f**ks name are you asking on the banksy.info board? Think many people here have a Warhol in the print portfolio under the bed? Maybe, maybe not. Personally I collect most post war art of which the art mostly discussed here makes up about 15% of my collection. I seriously doubt I am the only one here with that sort of profile. Actually I think this is a good place to ask because even if they don't have the piece themselves they may well have contacts who do. I bought a Warhol piece myself like that (Queen Elizabeth to pair with a Turf War) from someone I knew who used to buy Warhol folios in the old days. |
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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by lee3 on May 18, 2009 16:35:45 GMT 1, Hamilton selway is a decent place but again their prices are high, not as sky high as Coskun or Martin Lawrence but high nonetheless. I have never seen any Warhol print dealer offering their wares for anywhere near the going rate at auction. Most are double to triple the price. Vesuvius is not a high demand print or canvas so you should have a lot of wiggle room here. However, Warhol did very well last week at the May auctions and I suspect that will give dealers more confidence in not lowering offer prices. I'd be patient and wait for it to come to auction later this summer or fall as there are 250 of these plus another 117 additional proofs. If you want to drop me a PM with your email address, i can reply with the auction history for this image.
Bottom line, the last one to trade from the edition of 250 sold for $16,250 in April, one of the trial proofs (edition of 57) went for $36k earlier that same month. Another from the edition of 250 went for $24k earlier in April and back in December one sold for $60k. Over the past 1.5 years the edition of 250 has come to auction about 10 times and traded at a low (most recently) of $16,250 and a high of $85k. I, personally, wouldn't pay more than $20-25k for one in mint condition in this climate if I absolutely had to have this image and I suspect you have little chance of getting a print dealer to agree to that price. However, it is obviously common at auction so you don't even need much patience to get it "on the cheap". Good luck
Hamilton selway is a decent place but again their prices are high, not as sky high as Coskun or Martin Lawrence but high nonetheless. I have never seen any Warhol print dealer offering their wares for anywhere near the going rate at auction. Most are double to triple the price. Vesuvius is not a high demand print or canvas so you should have a lot of wiggle room here. However, Warhol did very well last week at the May auctions and I suspect that will give dealers more confidence in not lowering offer prices. I'd be patient and wait for it to come to auction later this summer or fall as there are 250 of these plus another 117 additional proofs. If you want to drop me a PM with your email address, i can reply with the auction history for this image.
Bottom line, the last one to trade from the edition of 250 sold for $16,250 in April, one of the trial proofs (edition of 57) went for $36k earlier that same month. Another from the edition of 250 went for $24k earlier in April and back in December one sold for $60k. Over the past 1.5 years the edition of 250 has come to auction about 10 times and traded at a low (most recently) of $16,250 and a high of $85k. I, personally, wouldn't pay more than $20-25k for one in mint condition in this climate if I absolutely had to have this image and I suspect you have little chance of getting a print dealer to agree to that price. However, it is obviously common at auction so you don't even need much patience to get it "on the cheap". Good luck
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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by njr911 on May 18, 2009 16:55:03 GMT 1, wow $16k is on the cheap for the run of 250 !
What would the canvas cost ? I assume that it would be a large edditioned canvas too ?
wow $16k is on the cheap for the run of 250 !
What would the canvas cost ? I assume that it would be a large edditioned canvas too ?
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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by lee3 on May 18, 2009 17:23:07 GMT 1, >>>What would the canvas cost ? I assume that it would be a large edditioned canvas too ?<<<
Each of the canvases are obviously "unique" save for the use of the variously sized silk screens. However, unlike Banksy who often #s his stencil editions, Warhol did no such thing so we have to wait until the catalog raisonne is printed and we have some idea about how many canvases were created with this image. There are nearly 200 Jackie's (from memory) but that doesn't make them any less important to my eyes and those cost $600k to $1 million each (there were none for sale last week so hard to say) down from $2.5M at the top. There were (again, from memory- so don't quote me as its been a while since i opened my copies of the raisonnes) around 20 of the 20x16 Marilyn's and the last one of those was nearly $30M while the previous one was $16M. So, "edition" while a factor isn't nearly as important as the desirability of the image itself or the size of the canvas it is on.
Back to your specific question, the Vesuvius canvases are of various sizes and one measuring 143x163cm sold for $1.3M in July '08 before the collapse of the market and I would guess is worth half of that at best today. There were 2 Vesuvius canvases (one large and one small) that went unsold at auction prior to that. If you go back 4 canvases, there was a nice one measuring 180x200cm that sold for $2.3M in October '06. There were various ones done on cardboard and some drawings of this image too and since this was done in '85, your guess is as good as mine as to how many there are. He had an army of people working for him by that point and since his catalog raisonne is only complete through '69, it's going to be many years until the stuff from '85 is released to the public. The last I heard the next edition '70-'73 is due out next year and that will include most of the Mao's. To give you an idea of how slowly the foundation is documenting and releasing his CR, the first edition ('61-'63) was published way back in '02. So, we may be lucky to see the edition covering '85 by 2025.
>>>What would the canvas cost ? I assume that it would be a large edditioned canvas too ?<<<
Each of the canvases are obviously "unique" save for the use of the variously sized silk screens. However, unlike Banksy who often #s his stencil editions, Warhol did no such thing so we have to wait until the catalog raisonne is printed and we have some idea about how many canvases were created with this image. There are nearly 200 Jackie's (from memory) but that doesn't make them any less important to my eyes and those cost $600k to $1 million each (there were none for sale last week so hard to say) down from $2.5M at the top. There were (again, from memory- so don't quote me as its been a while since i opened my copies of the raisonnes) around 20 of the 20x16 Marilyn's and the last one of those was nearly $30M while the previous one was $16M. So, "edition" while a factor isn't nearly as important as the desirability of the image itself or the size of the canvas it is on.
Back to your specific question, the Vesuvius canvases are of various sizes and one measuring 143x163cm sold for $1.3M in July '08 before the collapse of the market and I would guess is worth half of that at best today. There were 2 Vesuvius canvases (one large and one small) that went unsold at auction prior to that. If you go back 4 canvases, there was a nice one measuring 180x200cm that sold for $2.3M in October '06. There were various ones done on cardboard and some drawings of this image too and since this was done in '85, your guess is as good as mine as to how many there are. He had an army of people working for him by that point and since his catalog raisonne is only complete through '69, it's going to be many years until the stuff from '85 is released to the public. The last I heard the next edition '70-'73 is due out next year and that will include most of the Mao's. To give you an idea of how slowly the foundation is documenting and releasing his CR, the first edition ('61-'63) was published way back in '02. So, we may be lucky to see the edition covering '85 by 2025.
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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by snausages on May 18, 2009 18:01:53 GMT 1, wow $16k is on the cheap for the run of 250 !
Cheap? Maybe so maybe not. After the mania that exploded in urban art you may think so.
But I bought a catalogued, 30x40 in. Warhol ed. of only 50 for about $5k several years ago. Admittedly one of his images in less demand but personally one of my favorite series. But anyway when the price of Banksy screenprints went bonkers I had a very hard time understanding why people were paying so much for them when I could get a signed Warhol for cheaper. It's insane that people were paying more money for a Judgement Day or a Tea Drinker giclee too than my Warhol. I mentioned this kind of thing here but people were so swept up in the moment, that rational thought and intelligent decisions were cast aside. And really I started kicking myself too for putting off buying a Banksy in favor of Warhol, but in retrospect, the Warhol has held its value and I still love it. And it's not even the most valuable thing I own but it always impresses people that I have a signed Warhol print. 
wow $16k is on the cheap for the run of 250 ! Cheap? Maybe so maybe not. After the mania that exploded in urban art you may think so. But I bought a catalogued, 30x40 in. Warhol ed. of only 50 for about $5k several years ago. Admittedly one of his images in less demand but personally one of my favorite series. But anyway when the price of Banksy screenprints went bonkers I had a very hard time understanding why people were paying so much for them when I could get a signed Warhol for cheaper. It's insane that people were paying more money for a Judgement Day or a Tea Drinker giclee too than my Warhol. I mentioned this kind of thing here but people were so swept up in the moment, that rational thought and intelligent decisions were cast aside. And really I started kicking myself too for putting off buying a Banksy in favor of Warhol, but in retrospect, the Warhol has held its value and I still love it. And it's not even the most valuable thing I own but it always impresses people that I have a signed Warhol print. |
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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by lee3 on May 18, 2009 18:26:01 GMT 1, >>>>But anyway when the price of Banksy screenprints went bonkers I had a very hard time understanding why people were paying so much for them when I could get a signed Warhol for cheaper. It's insane that people were paying more money for a Judgement Day or a Tea Drinker giclee too than my Warhol<<<<
I hear you on one hand and I'm certainly no expert on prints but one contributing factor would be volume. There are over a hundred thousdand Warhol signed prints and there are what- (total guess) perhaps 3k signed Banksy prints? Another factor as you touched on is the element of power or iconic imagery. Will Banksy be the signature of this generation as Warhol was to his? Only time will tell and I can appreciate anyone who argues that Banksy is already priced for perfection whereas Warhol achieved it. I agree and disagree with that point but that is of little matter for this discussion.
The point I'm making is that many of the early Banksy prints are iconic for that artist and they will be expensive by comparison should he fade into oblivion but it's obvious the owners enjoy those prints and the press sure does follow every move this artist makes just as they did with Warhol in the '60s. I can only speak from experience but I studied and collected Warhol feverishly 10 years ago and over the past year I've made my first art sales ever which included selling a pair of what I consider decorative Warhol works and used the proceeds to purchase what I consider iconic Banksy images. The latter seem much more powerful to my wife and I on our walls and we are both very happy with that decision (although we sold those particular Warhol's about 5 months too late).
>>>>But anyway when the price of Banksy screenprints went bonkers I had a very hard time understanding why people were paying so much for them when I could get a signed Warhol for cheaper. It's insane that people were paying more money for a Judgement Day or a Tea Drinker giclee too than my Warhol<<<<
I hear you on one hand and I'm certainly no expert on prints but one contributing factor would be volume. There are over a hundred thousdand Warhol signed prints and there are what- (total guess) perhaps 3k signed Banksy prints? Another factor as you touched on is the element of power or iconic imagery. Will Banksy be the signature of this generation as Warhol was to his? Only time will tell and I can appreciate anyone who argues that Banksy is already priced for perfection whereas Warhol achieved it. I agree and disagree with that point but that is of little matter for this discussion.
The point I'm making is that many of the early Banksy prints are iconic for that artist and they will be expensive by comparison should he fade into oblivion but it's obvious the owners enjoy those prints and the press sure does follow every move this artist makes just as they did with Warhol in the '60s. I can only speak from experience but I studied and collected Warhol feverishly 10 years ago and over the past year I've made my first art sales ever which included selling a pair of what I consider decorative Warhol works and used the proceeds to purchase what I consider iconic Banksy images. The latter seem much more powerful to my wife and I on our walls and we are both very happy with that decision (although we sold those particular Warhol's about 5 months too late).
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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by Coach on May 18, 2009 19:27:58 GMT 1, I think the responses to this thread show that this forum is often a very good place to start a search for a piece.
Lee3, there are not many members posts that I enjoy reading more than yours - your knowledge really is very impressive.
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I think the responses to this thread show that this forum is often a very good place to start a search for a piece.
Lee3, there are not many members posts that I enjoy reading more than yours - your knowledge really is very impressive.
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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by lee3 on May 18, 2009 19:43:59 GMT 1, Thx coach, I've obviously spent far too much time studying Warhol so I might as well be helpful when I can.
Thx coach, I've obviously spent far too much time studying Warhol so I might as well be helpful when I can.
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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by snausages on May 18, 2009 20:11:28 GMT 1, I pretty much agree Lee but then again it's almost fact that the price of Banksy and anything or any artists associated with this movement became wildly speculative. I still think many people have a warped perspective of the art world prices etc. because of this. But I wonder how many years it may take for certain pieces to ever achieve the same level they once did and if it will happen in my lifetime.
I pretty much agree Lee but then again it's almost fact that the price of Banksy and anything or any artists associated with this movement became wildly speculative. I still think many people have a warped perspective of the art world prices etc. because of this. But I wonder how many years it may take for certain pieces to ever achieve the same level they once did and if it will happen in my lifetime.
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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by lee3 on May 18, 2009 20:45:23 GMT 1, I pretty much agree Lee but then again it's almost fact that the price of Banksy and anything or any artists associated with this movement became wildly speculative. I still think many people have a warped perspective of the art world prices etc. because of this. But I wonder how many years it may take for certain pieces to ever achieve the same level they once did and if it will happen in my lifetime.
And you can replace Banksy's name with Warhol in the quote above or any other artist, stocks, houses, etc. We witnessed the greatest speculative bubble the world has ever seen across many different items that humans cherish and are now in the midst of the deleveraging process. To complicate matters further we've got the central banks and elected officals of the world doing everything in their power to fight this process with more ammunition than most of us can (or want to) comprehend. None of us knows how this will conclude and all we can do is prepare for the worst (have as little or zero debt to our names) and hope for the best. Nice pictures on the walls are just that and I'm more guilty than most of taking this hobby way too seriously at times. But those same pictures make for a pleasant escape for our minds to relax and contemplate the things we choose at night and on the weekends.
I pretty much agree Lee but then again it's almost fact that the price of Banksy and anything or any artists associated with this movement became wildly speculative. I still think many people have a warped perspective of the art world prices etc. because of this. But I wonder how many years it may take for certain pieces to ever achieve the same level they once did and if it will happen in my lifetime. And you can replace Banksy's name with Warhol in the quote above or any other artist, stocks, houses, etc. We witnessed the greatest speculative bubble the world has ever seen across many different items that humans cherish and are now in the midst of the deleveraging process. To complicate matters further we've got the central banks and elected officals of the world doing everything in their power to fight this process with more ammunition than most of us can (or want to) comprehend. None of us knows how this will conclude and all we can do is prepare for the worst (have as little or zero debt to our names) and hope for the best. Nice pictures on the walls are just that and I'm more guilty than most of taking this hobby way too seriously at times. But those same pictures make for a pleasant escape for our minds to relax and contemplate the things we choose at night and on the weekends. |
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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by snausages on May 18, 2009 21:05:02 GMT 1, But while prices for Warhol and other artists were run ridiculous, Warhols undeniable legendary status could be used as justification. Meanwhile we had artists here that are pretty much nobodies who were selling screenprints on ebay for more money than established blue chip artists were getting for their prints direct from their galleries. The Banksy effect as they liked to call it. This certainly happened in all parts of the art world, but my point is that there were degrees of excess and they varied from here to there but urban art was exploited one of the worst probably and the naive clientele that was buying it I'm not sure still has a clue as they 'wait it out.' It's not just a matter of when prices will return to normal for Banksy which may take decades imo, but I don't think they'll return at all for many of these artists.
But while prices for Warhol and other artists were run ridiculous, Warhols undeniable legendary status could be used as justification. Meanwhile we had artists here that are pretty much nobodies who were selling screenprints on ebay for more money than established blue chip artists were getting for their prints direct from their galleries. The Banksy effect as they liked to call it. This certainly happened in all parts of the art world, but my point is that there were degrees of excess and they varied from here to there but urban art was exploited one of the worst probably and the naive clientele that was buying it I'm not sure still has a clue as they 'wait it out.' It's not just a matter of when prices will return to normal for Banksy which may take decades imo, but I don't think they'll return at all for many of these artists.
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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by etched on May 18, 2009 22:21:31 GMT 1, Thx coach, I've obviously spent far too much time studying Warhol so I might as well be helpful when I can.
thanks Lee3 - i was offered this screen print from the ladies and gentleman series last month - its a likeable print but a bit large for my humble bedsit - i have no idea on the value/desireability of this particular image/series. it was framed to museum standard by john jones - guy was looking for 4k ... any opinions?
Thx coach, I've obviously spent far too much time studying Warhol so I might as well be helpful when I can. thanks Lee3 - i was offered this screen print from the ladies and gentleman series last month - its a likeable print but a bit large for my humble bedsit - i have no idea on the value/desireability of this particular image/series. it was framed to museum standard by john jones - guy was looking for 4k ... any opinions? |
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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by Photoxtc on May 18, 2009 22:42:29 GMT 1, I can't thank you guys enough for your responses to this thread, very interesting and enlightening...
I now have a lead on one thanks to snausages, fingers crossed that all pans out...
I can't thank you guys enough for your responses to this thread, very interesting and enlightening... I now have a lead on one thanks to snausages, fingers crossed that all pans out... |
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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by lee3 on May 18, 2009 22:49:27 GMT 1, Thx coach, I've obviously spent far too much time studying Warhol so I might as well be helpful when I can. thanks Lee3 - i was offered this screen print from the ladies and gentleman series last month - its a likeable print but a bit large for my humble bedsit - i have no idea on the value/desireability of this particular image/series. it was framed to museum standard by john jones - guy was looking for 4k ... any opinions?
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That is one of the better images in that portfolio and it most recently traded for $2,500 in November '08. That print series and the canvases too have always been a difficult sell. They have traded with regularity and have been bought in with regularity too. Their high price was around $9k. They traded around $6k more often than not over the past year. I think $4k is a fair offer. If I had to have this image in my collection in this environment, I would only be willing to spend $2,500 on it however as (like anything else) the pricing has come in. Good luck
Thx coach, I've obviously spent far too much time studying Warhol so I might as well be helpful when I can. thanks Lee3 - i was offered this screen print from the ladies and gentleman series last month - its a likeable print but a bit large for my humble bedsit - i have no idea on the value/desireability of this particular image/series. it was framed to museum standard by john jones - guy was looking for 4k ... any opinions? Etched: That is one of the better images in that portfolio and it most recently traded for $2,500 in November '08. That print series and the canvases too have always been a difficult sell. They have traded with regularity and have been bought in with regularity too. Their high price was around $9k. They traded around $6k more often than not over the past year. I think $4k is a fair offer. If I had to have this image in my collection in this environment, I would only be willing to spend $2,500 on it however as (like anything else) the pricing has come in. Good luck |
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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by etched on May 18, 2009 23:02:41 GMT 1, thanks lee3 - much appreciated. i actually offered 2k pounds for it and the guy nearly choked - i know he paid top dollar (pounds) for it so he wont sell so low. if things continue slow he might budge but im so so - are they a difficult sell due to the fact that they are transexuals ?
thanks lee3 - much appreciated. i actually offered 2k pounds for it and the guy nearly choked - i know he paid top dollar (pounds) for it so he wont sell so low. if things continue slow he might budge but im so so - are they a difficult sell due to the fact that they are transexuals ?
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Andy Warhol πΊπΈ Real or Fake? β’ Sunday B. Morning Print, by Billy Sport on May 18, 2009 23:30:16 GMT 1, i just have to reiterate what coach said, this is how the forum should be, Lee3 always a joy to read your posts. some very interesting discussion.
i just have to reiterate what coach said, this is how the forum should be, Lee3 always a joy to read your posts. some very interesting discussion.
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