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David Choe original for sale, by Photoxtc on Oct 3, 2007 23:37:28 GMT 1, this one was listed before not too long ago.. I notice a pretty big price increase since a month ago... last time it was pulled pretty fast, I thought it sold...
this one was listed before not too long ago.. I notice a pretty big price increase since a month ago... last time it was pulled pretty fast, I thought it sold...
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David Choe original for sale, by EHC on Oct 4, 2007 16:12:14 GMT 1, Nope, had some good offers but had a hard time letting it go, still do.
Also would be willing to swap for KAWS or Faile originals.
Nope, had some good offers but had a hard time letting it go, still do.
Also would be willing to swap for KAWS or Faile originals.
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David Choe original for sale, by Photoxtc on Oct 4, 2007 16:26:58 GMT 1, I hear ya, it's hard to let an original go, I had the same problem when I went to sell my choe and decided to keep it for now....
I hear ya, it's hard to let an original go, I had the same problem when I went to sell my choe and decided to keep it for now....
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David Choe original for sale, by ABC on Oct 4, 2007 17:04:23 GMT 1, Its very nice, good luck, would like that one but its a ittle too steep for me.
Its very nice, good luck, would like that one but its a ittle too steep for me.
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David Choe original for sale, by arcam on Oct 4, 2007 19:11:08 GMT 1, I've seen similar pieces to these on sale for $400. All sold now of course.
I've seen similar pieces to these on sale for $400. All sold now of course.
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David Choe original for sale, by EHC on Oct 4, 2007 21:22:56 GMT 1, Thats kind of like saying "I saw some signed Banksy prints sell for $150 on POW, all sold now though". The days that you can get something like this from Choe for $400 are long gone. Especially when he has PRINTS that are selling for $2000+.
I honestly think the best is still yet to come for Choe. Especially with the upcoming show at Laz which I think will be huge for him. I've been a fan of his work for years and its cool to see him start to blow up. His style is unique as hell, and he himself seems pretty cool with a really interesting story.
Thats kind of like saying "I saw some signed Banksy prints sell for $150 on POW, all sold now though". The days that you can get something like this from Choe for $400 are long gone. Especially when he has PRINTS that are selling for $2000+.
I honestly think the best is still yet to come for Choe. Especially with the upcoming show at Laz which I think will be huge for him. I've been a fan of his work for years and its cool to see him start to blow up. His style is unique as hell, and he himself seems pretty cool with a really interesting story.
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David Choe original for sale, by bonesy on Oct 4, 2007 21:37:54 GMT 1,
Or atleast 4-5 months gone (I agree with what you're saying)
Or atleast 4-5 months gone (I agree with what you're saying)
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David Choe original for sale, by EHC on Oct 5, 2007 15:33:01 GMT 1, Also looking for Barry Mcgee originals
Also looking for Barry Mcgee originals
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David Choe original for sale, by matbat on Oct 5, 2007 15:58:54 GMT 1, me too. Mcgees the man.
me too. Mcgees the man.
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David Choe original for sale, by EHC on Oct 6, 2007 18:57:03 GMT 1, Its very nice, good luck, would like that one but its a ittle too steep for me.
Thanks ABC. Please don't be afraid to make a reasonable offer of what you'd be willing to pay since you have nothing to lose.
Also, if you have some nice originals you'd be willing to swap, maybe we could work something out.
Its very nice, good luck, would like that one but its a ittle too steep for me. Thanks ABC. Please don't be afraid to make a reasonable offer of what you'd be willing to pay since you have nothing to lose. Also, if you have some nice originals you'd be willing to swap, maybe we could work something out.
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David Choe original for sale, by bobbymeachamjr on Oct 15, 2007 18:20:17 GMT 1, nice but tiny
nice but tiny
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David Choe original for sale, by EHC on Oct 15, 2007 18:24:18 GMT 1, Not a nice large size, but I wouldn't say it was "tiny". Its 11.5 INCHES and not cms just to clarify.
Not a nice large size, but I wouldn't say it was "tiny". Its 11.5 INCHES and not cms just to clarify.
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David Choe original for sale, by bobbymeachamjr on Oct 15, 2007 18:44:14 GMT 1, yes, sorry about that. Its a smaller piece but certainly not tiny. Good luck
yes, sorry about that. Its a smaller piece but certainly not tiny. Good luck
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David Choe original for sale, by EHC on Oct 15, 2007 19:39:26 GMT 1, yes, sorry about that. Its a smaller piece but certainly not tiny. Good luck
Thanks
Measurements converted to cm - 29.2cm x 29.2cm
Although its not real big, the fact that the image is of a face filling the space gives it more of a "presence" than you'd expect from a piece this size. Meaning as opposed to leaning in to try and make out a small scene, whole body, etc. fitted into this space, it is an image of a face that is essentially the same size as yours or mine. This painting can be appreciated from a distance rather than having to lean in closely inspecting the pic.
If anyone is more comfortable with making this an ebay transaction, that can also be arranged. I have 99% positive feedback with a powerseller rating.
I would like to acquire another piece with the sale of this one so I will drop the price to $9K
Thanks
yes, sorry about that. Its a smaller piece but certainly not tiny. Good luck Thanks Measurements converted to cm - 29.2cm x 29.2cm Although its not real big, the fact that the image is of a face filling the space gives it more of a "presence" than you'd expect from a piece this size. Meaning as opposed to leaning in to try and make out a small scene, whole body, etc. fitted into this space, it is an image of a face that is essentially the same size as yours or mine. This painting can be appreciated from a distance rather than having to lean in closely inspecting the pic. If anyone is more comfortable with making this an ebay transaction, that can also be arranged. I have 99% positive feedback with a powerseller rating. I would like to acquire another piece with the sale of this one so I will drop the price to $9K Thanks
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David Choe original for sale, by verbalkint on Oct 16, 2007 2:42:36 GMT 1, I thought you could get 48'' x 36'' choe commissions for 10 grand. I might be wrong. I do like this piece and if the image was 20" x 20" i would snap your hand off, but its just too small for the money. I know size isnt everything (thats what every girl i have ever screwed has to tell me to boost my confidence anyway!) but Β£4,500 is a lot to spend on something that size. I would think that at the laz show you will be able to get small choes like that for Β£3000 to Β£5000 and the really big ones for Β£12,000 and like you said, his best is yet to come
No doubt in a year i will look back and wish i had bought it, but i just spent Β£5000 on an Ian francis original which id 48" x 36" and i would say francis and choe are on a par popularity wise (and talent wise too) so i cannot buy an image smaller than an old LP cover for more or less the same amount. I think its above market value mate.
But its a great image and a nice frame job, if you want to lower your price then let me know, but if not then i hope you get what you want for it
I thought you could get 48'' x 36'' choe commissions for 10 grand. I might be wrong. I do like this piece and if the image was 20" x 20" i would snap your hand off, but its just too small for the money. I know size isnt everything (thats what every girl i have ever screwed has to tell me to boost my confidence anyway!) but Β£4,500 is a lot to spend on something that size. I would think that at the laz show you will be able to get small choes like that for Β£3000 to Β£5000 and the really big ones for Β£12,000 and like you said, his best is yet to come
No doubt in a year i will look back and wish i had bought it, but i just spent Β£5000 on an Ian francis original which id 48" x 36" and i would say francis and choe are on a par popularity wise (and talent wise too) so i cannot buy an image smaller than an old LP cover for more or less the same amount. I think its above market value mate.
But its a great image and a nice frame job, if you want to lower your price then let me know, but if not then i hope you get what you want for it
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David Choe original for sale, by EHC on Oct 16, 2007 5:29:06 GMT 1, verbalkint, I appreciate your post but I'd also like to clarify some things. My price of $9K is in US dollars so that would be 4500 GBP which would fall in your 3-5000 GBP range. It might be at the high end of your range but please keep in mind that the provenance of this piece includes showings at 2 gallery exhibitions, which generally speaking is very desirable in a piece. I also think that those paintings at the Laz exhibition would probably have no problem selling out very quickly even in that price range. I've recently seen a gallery with a 39"x 39" Choe "face" painting selling for $30K so i'd be pretty surprised if he did commissions that big for 10K.
I'm not too familiar with Francis's background but do like his work. For a painting that large I think you got a great deal for 5000 GBP. Popularitywise I would have to disagree that they are on par. Maybe in the UK, but Choe has had shows in many countries, solo show at a major museum (MOCA), Art Basel, his zines & prints distributed in different countries. upcoming show at LAZ etc. etc. - I believe his exposure is currently much greater. Google both and you'll see what I mean. Both are tremendous artists so I don't want this to turn into a Choe vs. Francis.
Market-valuewise, I'll admit its on the high end, but I don't think its unreasonable. Sometimes its fun to look at art from a historical perspective. I personally believe that this whole "street art" thing will have a firm place in a historical context and believe that Choe will be one of the few mentioned. He has a hell of a life story, very unique style, street respect, gallery sellouts, and I'd say one of the most popular street artists out right now no doubt about it. Only reason I'm selling this is because I have another one and have my eyes on another piece (or escape to Argentina and Brazil for a few months).
IF I decide to lower my price, I'll give you first shot at it verbal.
verbalkint, I appreciate your post but I'd also like to clarify some things. My price of $9K is in US dollars so that would be 4500 GBP which would fall in your 3-5000 GBP range. It might be at the high end of your range but please keep in mind that the provenance of this piece includes showings at 2 gallery exhibitions, which generally speaking is very desirable in a piece. I also think that those paintings at the Laz exhibition would probably have no problem selling out very quickly even in that price range. I've recently seen a gallery with a 39"x 39" Choe "face" painting selling for $30K so i'd be pretty surprised if he did commissions that big for 10K.
I'm not too familiar with Francis's background but do like his work. For a painting that large I think you got a great deal for 5000 GBP. Popularitywise I would have to disagree that they are on par. Maybe in the UK, but Choe has had shows in many countries, solo show at a major museum (MOCA), Art Basel, his zines & prints distributed in different countries. upcoming show at LAZ etc. etc. - I believe his exposure is currently much greater. Google both and you'll see what I mean. Both are tremendous artists so I don't want this to turn into a Choe vs. Francis.
Market-valuewise, I'll admit its on the high end, but I don't think its unreasonable. Sometimes its fun to look at art from a historical perspective. I personally believe that this whole "street art" thing will have a firm place in a historical context and believe that Choe will be one of the few mentioned. He has a hell of a life story, very unique style, street respect, gallery sellouts, and I'd say one of the most popular street artists out right now no doubt about it. Only reason I'm selling this is because I have another one and have my eyes on another piece (or escape to Argentina and Brazil for a few months).
IF I decide to lower my price, I'll give you first shot at it verbal.
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David Choe original for sale, by bobbymeachamjr on Oct 16, 2007 5:45:00 GMT 1, I have large originals from both and love their work/potential. To me choe is more talented/more diverse/much more established and to cap it off hes a crazy f*ucker. Oh I almost forgot one very important thing - he has the one standout piece that francis hasn't matched - City Girl (the CNN edition of 150 one)
I have large originals from both and love their work/potential. To me choe is more talented/more diverse/much more established and to cap it off hes a crazy f*ucker. Oh I almost forgot one very important thing - he has the one standout piece that francis hasn't matched - City Girl (the CNN edition of 150 one)
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David Choe original for sale, by bobbymeachamjr on Oct 16, 2007 14:56:12 GMT 1, personal opinions aside, the choe city girl is much more "established" than anything francis has done...
personal opinions aside, the choe city girl is much more "established" than anything francis has done...
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David Choe original for sale, by EHC on Oct 16, 2007 15:03:36 GMT 1, Just a heads up since it'll probably be awhile until the listing pops up in searches.
This painting has just been relisted Item # 180170261449
Just a heads up since it'll probably be awhile until the listing pops up in searches.
This painting has just been relisted Item # 180170261449
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David Choe original for sale, by numusic on Oct 16, 2007 16:33:12 GMT 1, Hey there, great piece you have there. Don't listen to these f**kers, it's too small it's too much $$$...they're just jealous. Here's my situation: I really would love to get it. I live in Los Angeles. Don't want to hagglle with you but 9K is a little steep for me. If I paid you cash (wire transfer) today. Would you be willing to accept 8K? If so, I could tranfer funds asap. Off of ebay will save you fees as well...which I'm willing to do. Thanks Danny
LOL, you don't think that should've been a PM Danny ?
Hey there, great piece you have there. Don't listen to these f**kers, it's too small it's too much $$$...they're just jealous. Here's my situation: I really would love to get it. I live in Los Angeles. Don't want to hagglle with you but 9K is a little steep for me. If I paid you cash (wire transfer) today. Would you be willing to accept 8K? If so, I could tranfer funds asap. Off of ebay will save you fees as well...which I'm willing to do. Thanks Danny LOL, you don't think that should've been a PM Danny ?
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David Choe original for sale, by bobbymeachamjr on Oct 16, 2007 16:52:28 GMT 1, LOL
LOL
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David Choe original for sale, by justinkase on Oct 16, 2007 16:54:41 GMT 1, Ooopsie. No secrets on here anyway...I'm an open book. LOL!!!
Ooopsie. No secrets on here anyway...I'm an open book. LOL!!!
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David Choe original for sale, by EHC on Oct 16, 2007 19:57:35 GMT 1, Hey justinkase,
For some reason I don't see your original post but if your offer is still on the table please let me know.
Hey justinkase,
For some reason I don't see your original post but if your offer is still on the table please let me know.
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David Choe original for sale, by outeredgestudio on Oct 17, 2007 5:42:29 GMT 1, Nice Scrunch Face! these are originals mix media on Dave's Calendar inserts. looks much better framed the way you have done.
Nice Scrunch Face! these are originals mix media on Dave's Calendar inserts. looks much better framed the way you have done.
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David Choe original for sale, by Photoxtc on Oct 17, 2007 7:37:07 GMT 1, Nice Scrunch Face! these are originals mix media on Dave's Calendar inserts. looks much better framed the way you have done.
good to see you here outeredge... welcome
Nice Scrunch Face! these are originals mix media on Dave's Calendar inserts. looks much better framed the way you have done. good to see you here outeredge... welcome
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David Choe original for sale, by EHC on Oct 17, 2007 15:53:55 GMT 1, Nice Scrunch Face! these are originals mix media on Dave's Calendar inserts. looks much better framed the way you have done.
Thanks outeredge. It was expensive but I'm happy with how it turned out so it was well worth it.
Nice Scrunch Face! these are originals mix media on Dave's Calendar inserts. looks much better framed the way you have done. Thanks outeredge. It was expensive but I'm happy with how it turned out so it was well worth it.
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David Choe original for sale, by verbalkint on Oct 18, 2007 2:12:15 GMT 1, verbalkint, I appreciate your post but I'd also like to clarify some things. My price of $9K is in US dollars so that would be 4500 GBP which would fall in your 3-5000 GBP range. It might be at the high end of your range but please keep in mind that the provenance of this piece includes showings at 2 gallery exhibitions, which generally speaking is very desirable in a piece. I also think that those paintings at the Laz exhibition would probably have no problem selling out very quickly even in that price range. I've recently seen a gallery with a 39"x 39" Choe "face" painting selling for $30K so i'd be pretty surprised if he did commissions that big for 10K. I'm not too familiar with Francis's background but do like his work. For a painting that large I think you got a great deal for 5000 GBP. Popularitywise I would have to disagree that they are on par. Maybe in the UK, but Choe has had shows in many countries, solo show at a major museum (MOCA), Art Basel, his zines & prints distributed in different countries. upcoming show at LAZ etc. etc. - I believe his exposure is currently much greater. Google both and you'll see what I mean. Both are tremendous artists so I don't want this to turn into a Choe vs. Francis. Market-valuewise, I'll admit its on the high end, but I don't think its unreasonable. Sometimes its fun to look at art from a historical perspective. I personally believe that this whole "street art" thing will have a firm place in a historical context and believe that Choe will be one of the few mentioned. He has a hell of a life story, very unique style, street respect, gallery sellouts, and I'd say one of the most popular street artists out right now no doubt about it. Only reason I'm selling this is because I have another one and have my eyes on another piece (or escape to Argentina and Brazil for a few months). IF I decide to lower my price, I'll give you first shot at it verbal.
Just so you know, Ian Francis has a LAZ show next year too, and i would put 3 of his prints higher than city girl, but that is just my personal opinion, and it does not mean i do not love city girl. Anyway, who cares? they are both set to have amazing 2008's and that can only be a good think for all of us.
Next year will be amazing for our scene. Banksys back to put his crown back on (no one took it away), micallef will have a show in the UK probably, I know for a fact Adam Neate is working on his next show right now, francis and choe are exhibiting in london, beejoirs first solo show. That is as many awesome shows as we have had in 2007 already, and thats without the 2 or 3 artists we have not even heard of now who will be massive next year at this time. It looks good for sure
verbalkint, I appreciate your post but I'd also like to clarify some things. My price of $9K is in US dollars so that would be 4500 GBP which would fall in your 3-5000 GBP range. It might be at the high end of your range but please keep in mind that the provenance of this piece includes showings at 2 gallery exhibitions, which generally speaking is very desirable in a piece. I also think that those paintings at the Laz exhibition would probably have no problem selling out very quickly even in that price range. I've recently seen a gallery with a 39"x 39" Choe "face" painting selling for $30K so i'd be pretty surprised if he did commissions that big for 10K. I'm not too familiar with Francis's background but do like his work. For a painting that large I think you got a great deal for 5000 GBP. Popularitywise I would have to disagree that they are on par. Maybe in the UK, but Choe has had shows in many countries, solo show at a major museum (MOCA), Art Basel, his zines & prints distributed in different countries. upcoming show at LAZ etc. etc. - I believe his exposure is currently much greater. Google both and you'll see what I mean. Both are tremendous artists so I don't want this to turn into a Choe vs. Francis. Market-valuewise, I'll admit its on the high end, but I don't think its unreasonable. Sometimes its fun to look at art from a historical perspective. I personally believe that this whole "street art" thing will have a firm place in a historical context and believe that Choe will be one of the few mentioned. He has a hell of a life story, very unique style, street respect, gallery sellouts, and I'd say one of the most popular street artists out right now no doubt about it. Only reason I'm selling this is because I have another one and have my eyes on another piece (or escape to Argentina and Brazil for a few months). IF I decide to lower my price, I'll give you first shot at it verbal. Just so you know, Ian Francis has a LAZ show next year too, and i would put 3 of his prints higher than city girl, but that is just my personal opinion, and it does not mean i do not love city girl. Anyway, who cares? they are both set to have amazing 2008's and that can only be a good think for all of us. Next year will be amazing for our scene. Banksys back to put his crown back on (no one took it away), micallef will have a show in the UK probably, I know for a fact Adam Neate is working on his next show right now, francis and choe are exhibiting in london, beejoirs first solo show. That is as many awesome shows as we have had in 2007 already, and thats without the 2 or 3 artists we have not even heard of now who will be massive next year at this time. It looks good for sure
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David Choe original for sale, by EHC on Nov 7, 2007 18:47:17 GMT 1, Going to be a highly anticipated year for sure. I don't really care to argue which print is better etc. because its all personal taste.
relisted with a price drop. Will consider offers at 3500 GBP and up.
item# 170166873111
Going to be a highly anticipated year for sure. I don't really care to argue which print is better etc. because its all personal taste.
relisted with a price drop. Will consider offers at 3500 GBP and up.
item# 170166873111
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