Logan Hagege
^ I agree.
The price is A LOT, lol. But I wouldn’t call it unfair or too high or whatever. The first print moved well enough to sell out and pretty quickly. They have only a few left of the second print, supposedly. And to my liking, the first one was a better image.
And then, to be honest, would the first poster be flipping and for how much if they sold it for $500-1,000? I don’t think the price was out of whack at all. Most of these weren’t bought to be flipped, I would think. My guess is the second-hand sellers will do just fine with these as well.
Would love to see one in person. I was priced out mainly because of the exchange rate (add $1K of the “funny money”). Also, it is ginormous and I honestly didn’t expect it to move so quickly.
People are willing to pay double that and more for much “simpler” art with a lot less amount of time and work put into a reproduction (if there was an original art to begin with, lol), etc. But different strokes, right? Nothing wrong with that.
Here is an example right from the main page today:
Someone paid $2,700 for it. Luls (No offence, see above).
The price is A LOT, lol. But I wouldn’t call it unfair or too high or whatever. The first print moved well enough to sell out and pretty quickly. They have only a few left of the second print, supposedly. And to my liking, the first one was a better image.
And then, to be honest, would the first poster be flipping and for how much if they sold it for $500-1,000? I don’t think the price was out of whack at all. Most of these weren’t bought to be flipped, I would think. My guess is the second-hand sellers will do just fine with these as well.
Would love to see one in person. I was priced out mainly because of the exchange rate (add $1K of the “funny money”). Also, it is ginormous and I honestly didn’t expect it to move so quickly.
People are willing to pay double that and more for much “simpler” art with a lot less amount of time and work put into a reproduction (if there was an original art to begin with, lol), etc. But different strokes, right? Nothing wrong with that.
Here is an example right from the main page today:
Someone paid $2,700 for it. Luls (No offence, see above).
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random question, does he have any affiliation with the gallery other than being represented? maxwell alexander gallery / logan maxwell hagege
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He and the gallery owner are brothers.
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for sure awful shirts.. what is it, 1995?
Also the last print with the prickly pear was way cooler.. this one doesn't do it for me.
still getting my head around hanging western art. i like it but i certainly am not a cowboy, dont do much rasslin
No clue. I would guess in the range of $1,000-$1,500. Haven’t enquired.
I should have bought the first one. 1>3>2, imo.
P. S. Not sure who thought that the shirt was a good idea. Wonder how much that will be and if they sell any at all.