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hunterjax wrote:https://patsingersnewyork.com/products/times-square

Thank you. Those are smaller at 8x10 and 11x14 and the one she picked up is 36ish by 24ish.

I told the misses that this probably was not worth anything though.

Thank you ErocAfellar! Artist: Pat Singer Title: Times Square (?) Date: 1989 (though I am not sure that means anything) Size: 36ish by 24ish It looks like this in a very similar metallic frame: https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/7d/a7/a8/7da7a86bf60f6e88c9d552b8e61356b0.jpg Looks like it...

Hello, My girlfriend found an interesting poster that she picked up and brought home and I would like to ask to see if it has any value, besides the fact that she loves it, or history. She is not trying to sell it. I have artist name, it is "signed" and dated as part of the print but not a real sign...

thebends9 wrote:

sidewaysscott wrote:edition of 1411?!?

Lulz

ISO for $100.

It's better because everyone can have one. Just like Comic Con is so much better now that it is huge and commercial.

mrkyuss wrote:Do they ship multiples in the same tube? Just wondering as I'm hoping they break my 20 down into groups of only 2 or 3.

I highly doubt it. I purchased 3 Warmer Air (One framed, One gifted and one flat) and received 3 different tubes IIRC.

Dubflakes wrote:

Did this make it in here yet?

Love that!

Cragars wrote:

mrkyuss wrote:Id say that's Hellosir but he joined in Feb. Intriguing.

Bansday prepper

Jeremy Geddes.

qp9 wrote:Read the last several pages and man, I'm glad all you art professionals are here with your internet opinions, otherwise I'd be lost.

You're welcome.

I don't think it matters because everyone knows that is not the market value and that even if this is real it is an outlier and can be ignored. Also I do not think highly of the person who made the sale but whatever.

2 interesting things that seem to be missed, 1) this was a commission piece. Someone said JG can you paint me a red cosmo. He said sure, i will make it a little different. MAYBE he painted the painting he wanted to paint or maybe he painted what the commissioner wanted. I have no way to know, but i...

I'm excited to see who the first person is to list themselves as wanting Hypostasis and who the first person will be to list themselves as selling Hypostasis. Maybe I will be the first person to do so on both fronts just to really throw the whole community into a mental tailspin. Woooo Hooooooooooo...

Not that anyone gives a fudge, but for the record, I'm an idiot and was looking at the wrong fudge. Red Cosmo and Hypostasis are totally different enough that Red Cosmo owners shouldn't be pissed. He's like all happy he's juggling his doves. http://expressobeans.com/remote/14170:267582.jpg Then he ...

john38103 wrote:Do you get mad every year when Rolex makes new ones?

No. And I will not get mad every year when Jeremy Geddes makes new Red Cosmonaut prints.

No, I'm not missing the point. You are. It's not the same image. It's a similar image, but it's not the same, which is a very big distinction for whoever said that Geddes "Doyl'ed" his fans. As for your argument, I'm sticking with the XL Heat Death example, because it's the same artist , and you ca...

with a slight variation :? EB: art collecting for the blind That's a matter of art interpretation though. "The same" and "near same" really can't be lumped together, some people see Hypostasis and Red Cosmo and view enough "difference" to justify it. Others just see a cosmonaut floating in a red ba...