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Adam Neate on ebay reaches £3000, by la on Jul 13, 2007 22:40:11 GMT 1, Brilliant piece. I think well worth much more IMHO.
Neate has a show in 3 weeks and his work is still undiscovered by lots of people.
He is half Picasso half Bacon style wise. Very unique and instantly recognisable.
He will also demand much higher prices in the coming year or so.
Your opinion on this is appreciated
Brilliant piece. I think well worth much more IMHO.
Neate has a show in 3 weeks and his work is still undiscovered by lots of people.
He is half Picasso half Bacon style wise. Very unique and instantly recognisable.
He will also demand much higher prices in the coming year or so.
Your opinion on this is appreciated
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Adam Neate on ebay reaches £3000, by verbalkint on Jul 13, 2007 22:48:31 GMT 1, did you bid on this?
did you bid on this?
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RBK
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Adam Neate on ebay reaches £3000, by RBK on Jul 13, 2007 23:16:09 GMT 1, I think that piece is sub-par if you want my honest opinion.
If you are spending that kind of money I would say you are better off getting one of the Elms prints edition of 75.
I think that piece is sub-par if you want my honest opinion.
If you are spending that kind of money I would say you are better off getting one of the Elms prints edition of 75.
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Adam Neate on ebay reaches £3000, by sausageboonwee on Jul 13, 2007 23:18:31 GMT 1, Anyone noticed Adam's site is down at the moment?
Anyone noticed Adam's site is down at the moment?
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motor
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Adam Neate on ebay reaches £3000, by motor on Jul 13, 2007 23:19:41 GMT 1, I think that piece is sub-par if you want my honest opinion. If you are spending that kind of money I would say you are better off getting one of the Elms prints edition of 75.
I am totally with you on this one...
I think that piece is sub-par if you want my honest opinion. If you are spending that kind of money I would say you are better off getting one of the Elms prints edition of 75. I am totally with you on this one... |
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Adam Neate on ebay reaches £3000, by sausageboonwee on Jul 13, 2007 23:24:16 GMT 1, I don't think you'd go far wrong with either. Brilliant prints but there is something very special about owning something created by the artists hand rather than mechanically. The one on ebay is stronger than most that have gone through ebay recently. I really like it.
Win/Win really.
I don't think you'd go far wrong with either. Brilliant prints but there is something very special about owning something created by the artists hand rather than mechanically. The one on ebay is stronger than most that have gone through ebay recently. I really like it.
Win/Win really.
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Adam Neate on ebay reaches £3000, by verbalkint on Jul 13, 2007 23:37:37 GMT 1, it looks alot better in person
it looks alot better in person
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Adam Neate on ebay reaches £3000, by rob123rob on Jul 14, 2007 0:09:44 GMT 1, As far as Neate is concerned, I love his work, but wondering why do people think that his prints are generally selling for more than his original works? Is it just because of provenance on the street pieces being tricky?
As far as Neate is concerned, I love his work, but wondering why do people think that his prints are generally selling for more than his original works? Is it just because of provenance on the street pieces being tricky?
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RBK
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Adam Neate on ebay reaches £3000, by RBK on Jul 14, 2007 1:45:23 GMT 1, As far as Neate is concerned, I love his work, but wondering why do people think that his prints are generally selling for more than his original works? Is it just because of provenance on the street pieces being tricky?
To answer your question - Yes.
Perfect example is that work on cardboard that went for over 3K a few weeks ago. It was on carboard, similar size to the street pieces - but because it was exhibited in a gallery show it commanded more of a premium than something just left in the street (that at the time of writing this have been selling for 500-1500 GBP)
As far as Neate is concerned, I love his work, but wondering why do people think that his prints are generally selling for more than his original works? Is it just because of provenance on the street pieces being tricky? To answer your question - Yes. Perfect example is that work on cardboard that went for over 3K a few weeks ago. It was on carboard, similar size to the street pieces - but because it was exhibited in a gallery show it commanded more of a premium than something just left in the street (that at the time of writing this have been selling for 500-1500 GBP) |
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Adam Neate on ebay reaches £3000, by BME on Jul 14, 2007 6:36:11 GMT 1, I love this piece. Too expensive for me at 3k but well worth it IMO...
I love this piece. Too expensive for me at 3k but well worth it IMO... |
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Adam Neate on ebay reaches £3000, by RBK on Jul 14, 2007 17:25:54 GMT 1, I can't believe I got dinked a point for giving pal my honest opinion 
I can't believe I got dinked a point for giving pal my honest opinion |
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la
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Adam Neate on ebay reaches £3000, by la on Jul 14, 2007 17:39:09 GMT 1, It was a fair statement. Who dinked you a point?
It was a fair statement. Who dinked you a point?
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ram
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Adam Neate on ebay reaches £3000, by ram on Jul 14, 2007 17:49:27 GMT 1, As far as Neate is concerned, I love his work, but wondering why do people think that his prints are generally selling for more than his original works? Is it just because of provenance on the street pieces being tricky? To answer your question - Yes. Perfect example is that work on cardboard that went for over 3K a few weeks ago. It was on carboard, similar size to the street pieces - but because it was exhibited in a gallery show it commanded more of a premium than something just left in the street (that at the time of writing this have been selling for 500-1500 GBP)
With regards to the piece that sold for £3250 few weeks ago, it was a much bigger size than the one just sold. It was 60x60 cm which is more or less half the size of his current gallery pieces. It also had a stronger image, Neate's trade mark head. So really it was the bargain of the century at £3250. The rumours are that his next show will demand £20000 +vat for each piece.
The one just sold on ebay for £3800 will look cheap after the show
As far as Neate is concerned, I love his work, but wondering why do people think that his prints are generally selling for more than his original works? Is it just because of provenance on the street pieces being tricky? To answer your question - Yes. Perfect example is that work on cardboard that went for over 3K a few weeks ago. It was on carboard, similar size to the street pieces - but because it was exhibited in a gallery show it commanded more of a premium than something just left in the street (that at the time of writing this have been selling for 500-1500 GBP) With regards to the piece that sold for £3250 few weeks ago, it was a much bigger size than the one just sold. It was 60x60 cm which is more or less half the size of his current gallery pieces. It also had a stronger image, Neate's trade mark head. So really it was the bargain of the century at £3250. The rumours are that his next show will demand £20000 +vat for each piece. The one just sold on ebay for £3800 will look cheap after the show |
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Adam Neate on ebay reaches £3000, by sausageboonwee on Jul 14, 2007 17:51:49 GMT 1, But what about street pieces that are featured on his website. Surely that could only be considered as concrete provenance?
What are they worth? Surely it's these that made Adam's name and are a key part of who he is as an artist.
But what about street pieces that are featured on his website. Surely that could only be considered as concrete provenance?
What are they worth? Surely it's these that made Adam's name and are a key part of who he is as an artist.
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ram
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Adam Neate on ebay reaches £3000, by ram on Jul 14, 2007 17:59:45 GMT 1, If they appear on his website then this is a solid provenance and authenticity is sorted more or less. They will one day demand much higher prices, but the gallery work is always more valuable because of the size, condition and time he has spent doing them.
A good frame always help
If they appear on his website then this is a solid provenance and authenticity is sorted more or less. They will one day demand much higher prices, but the gallery work is always more valuable because of the size, condition and time he has spent doing them.
A good frame always help
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Adam Neate on ebay reaches £3000, by Winter on Jul 14, 2007 23:18:42 GMT 1, His site's still down, I wonder if he's having a fiddle. So to speak.
His site's still down, I wonder if he's having a fiddle. So to speak.
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RBK
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Adam Neate on ebay reaches £3000, by RBK on Jul 15, 2007 8:22:22 GMT 1, His site's still down, I wonder if he's having a fiddle. So to speak.
Yeah I wonder if he is going to be making a further statement on art as a commodity by taking down his archive (cough - provenance).
Not sure about you all, but I can't wait to see work from the upcoming Elms show!
His site's still down, I wonder if he's having a fiddle. So to speak. Yeah I wonder if he is going to be making a further statement on art as a commodity by taking down his archive (cough - provenance). Not sure about you all, but I can't wait to see work from the upcoming Elms show! |
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Adam Neate on ebay reaches £3000, by Winter on Jul 15, 2007 9:55:02 GMT 1, It would be an absolute disaster for Adam to take his archive off his site. Many of those works ended up being destroyed and many didn't make it on to the archive. Without that work he wouldn't be where he is today. If it ends up being used as provenance and you are looking to buy a piece of this art then that could prevent you from being ripped off. Is that not a positive thing?
His show will be very good.
It would be an absolute disaster for Adam to take his archive off his site. Many of those works ended up being destroyed and many didn't make it on to the archive. Without that work he wouldn't be where he is today. If it ends up being used as provenance and you are looking to buy a piece of this art then that could prevent you from being ripped off. Is that not a positive thing?
His show will be very good.
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Adam Neate on ebay reaches £3000, by mydeaddogwontwoof on Jul 15, 2007 11:04:13 GMT 1, It would be an absolute disaster for Adam to take his archive off his site. Many of those works ended up being destroyed and many didn't make it on to the archive. Without that work he wouldn't be where he is today. If it ends up being used as provenance and you are looking to buy a piece of this art then that could prevent you from being ripped off. Is that not a positive thing? His show will be very good.
All is not lost!, there is always the waybackmachine!, www.archive.org 
It would be an absolute disaster for Adam to take his archive off his site. Many of those works ended up being destroyed and many didn't make it on to the archive. Without that work he wouldn't be where he is today. If it ends up being used as provenance and you are looking to buy a piece of this art then that could prevent you from being ripped off. Is that not a positive thing? His show will be very good. All is not lost!, there is always the waybackmachine!, www.archive.org |
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Adam Neate on ebay reaches £3000, by policeaware on Jul 15, 2007 19:47:33 GMT 1, It would be an absolute disaster for Adam to take his archive off his site. Many of those works ended up being destroyed and many didn't make it on to the archive. Without that work he wouldn't be where he is today. If it ends up being used as provenance and you are looking to buy a piece of this art then that could prevent you from being ripped off. Is that not a positive thing? His show will be very good.
Evening all.
I'd never noticed this sentence on his site.
'All work on the site has been left in the streets for a reason'
Maybe there is a message in there somewhere, maybe not.
It would be an absolute disaster for Adam to take his archive off his site. Many of those works ended up being destroyed and many didn't make it on to the archive. Without that work he wouldn't be where he is today. If it ends up being used as provenance and you are looking to buy a piece of this art then that could prevent you from being ripped off. Is that not a positive thing? His show will be very good. Evening all. I'd never noticed this sentence on his site. 'All work on the site has been left in the streets for a reason' Maybe there is a message in there somewhere, maybe not. |
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Adam Neate on ebay reaches £3000, by benya on Jul 15, 2007 22:49:03 GMT 1, Hey there all
After any Adam Neate prints that people may want to sell or swap
drop me a line if your interested
Cheers
Hey there all
After any Adam Neate prints that people may want to sell or swap
drop me a line if your interested
Cheers
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Adam Neate on ebay reaches £3000, by RBK on Jul 15, 2007 22:58:21 GMT 1, Police - Any word from Adam if publishing a book would be something of interest to him?
Police - Any word from Adam if publishing a book would be something of interest to him?
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Adam Neate on ebay reaches £3000, by policeaware on Jul 15, 2007 23:11:36 GMT 1, Police - Any word from Adam if publishing a book would be something of interest to him?
I shouldn't of thought its very high on his list at the moment. A young family together with the shows ahead are enough to keep anyone busy.
Police - Any word from Adam if publishing a book would be something of interest to him? I shouldn't of thought its very high on his list at the moment. A young family together with the shows ahead are enough to keep anyone busy. |
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Adam Neate on ebay reaches £3000, by RBK on Jul 16, 2007 0:17:11 GMT 1, Wasn't expecting it to be Just was wondering more so, his reaction to the idea?
Wasn't expecting it to be Just was wondering more so, his reaction to the idea? |
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Adam Neate on ebay reaches £3000, by peggysue on Jul 16, 2007 20:17:52 GMT 1, It seems like Neate prices are climbing again. This is probably due to the upcoming show. Probably our last chance to pick up a print at a reasonable price. What do you reckon original Elms pieces will be going for?
It seems like Neate prices are climbing again. This is probably due to the upcoming show. Probably our last chance to pick up a print at a reasonable price. What do you reckon original Elms pieces will be going for?
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Aza
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Adam Neate on ebay reaches £3000, by Aza on Jul 16, 2007 21:48:18 GMT 1, I think you will be looking at around 20k
I wonder what the print prices will be! Will they now be up to 2k or more? Or still less than 1k
I reckon original pieces will be sold before the preview night
I think you will be looking at around 20k
I wonder what the print prices will be! Will they now be up to 2k or more? Or still less than 1k
I reckon original pieces will be sold before the preview night
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Adam Neate on ebay reaches £3000, by Cocteau 101 on Jul 16, 2007 22:17:51 GMT 1, I've heard 20k
I've heard 20k
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