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Grateful69Phish wrote:Good morning EB

I just opened my last sub tube and it only had 2 prints?

I do believe reading that somewhere but want to make sure.

Somebody please respond - homeward bound aint home.

I got the same thing, think it was a timing issue with having Homeward Bound ready to go

tranito wrote:This, or either it was the Menade art print indeed in the correct category

That's probably what it was and I just posted the wrong image

pewter14 wrote:

tranito wrote:You voted for 2 posters.

That what I thought, I guess the MEI is under art prints (?)

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That's the way it was set up

I'd love to get the Don Vito variant!



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The picture I took isn't the greatest, but it's definitely a Lion. Think of drawing all those animals without being able to erase any mistakes. Great print. I wasn't excited about the line from the window on the house to the corner of the print when I first saw the jpeg, but on the print it's pretty...

Is there a way to search for prints by their date? I guess this would only be for actual gig posters and not art prints, but if I wanted to search for a certain date, is that possible? Thanks

Thanks for the info. Any idea why we don't see more of them circulating?

I found that same page. I thought it was interesting that this being a community of mainly collectors, that more of these aren't circulating. I guess some printers don't use them and instead maybe just use an AP or PP?

So I recently acquired a "Bon a Tier" version of a print and I wanted to see what you guys knew about them. I was never an art student so the term is new to me, but apparently is the first good impression an artist approves for the master printer to use as the standard for the edition. I didn't know...

My set is signed(all in a different way), not numbered, with a border. Same dimensions as greasy. The person I bought them from told me they got them at the gallery show, so whatever edition that is.

very nice - def. send some pics out once you have it on a wall

a good flat file is definitely the way to go, a lot of prints won't fit in the Itoya portfolios, and you don't want to leave them rolled up for too long. There's an ongoing debate about wood vs. metal flat file, but either way you'll probably want to look into getting one if you plan on adding to yo...