Completely fair point. I haven't seen the film myself, but I couldn't resist.sidaldo wrote:Its an amazing work but I guess many people have not seen the film. I guess that holds true for a lot of the unsold work at Nautilus.jayper wrote:I kinda figured those Mon Ocle variants would have gone a lot faster... I think it's some of Tom's best work.beetlejuice wrote:"Les Vacances de Mr Hulot" variant by David Merveille - SOLD OUT
"Les Vacances de Mr Hulot" by David Merveille - 128 left
Mon Oncle by Tom Whalen - 91 left
Mon Oncle Variant by Tom Whalen - 35 left
Nautilus Art Prints Discussion Thread
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allyouzombies
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Agreed about Mon Oncle being one of Whalen's best.
I don't understand how posters for random 80s horror movies will sell out in minutes, but pieces like these - for some of the best films ever - sit around for days. Not that I'm complaining.
I don't understand how posters for random 80s horror movies will sell out in minutes, but pieces like these - for some of the best films ever - sit around for days. Not that I'm complaining.
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jlewis6159
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I wonder about the same thing. Do you think that the average poster collector cares less about world cinema or do you just think Nautilus as a brand isn't yet established enough? Or, option three, are average poster FLIPPERS not interested in world cinema?
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wonkabars7
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Most people, in general, have zero taste.allyouzombies wrote:Agreed about Mon Oncle being one of Whalen's best.
I don't understand how posters for random 80s horror movies will sell out in minutes, but pieces like these - for some of the best films ever - sit around for days. Not that I'm complaining.
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jlewis6159
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This.wonkabars7 wrote:Most people, in general, have zero taste.allyouzombies wrote:Agreed about Mon Oncle being one of Whalen's best.
I don't understand how posters for random 80s horror movies will sell out in minutes, but pieces like these - for some of the best films ever - sit around for days. Not that I'm complaining.
Since people in this thread keep calling it Monocle instead of Mon Oncle, I'm sure this is true.sidaldo wrote:Its an amazing work but I guess many people have not seen the film. I guess that holds true for a lot of the unsold work at Nautilus.jayper wrote:I kinda figured those Monocle variants would have gone a lot faster... I think it's some of Tom's best work.beetlejuice wrote:"Les Vacances de Mr Hulot" variant by David Merveille - SOLD OUT
"Les Vacances de Mr Hulot" by David Merveille - 128 left
Mon Oncle by Tom Whalen - 91 left
Mon Oncle Variant by Tom Whalen - 35 left
