Art on your walls...

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DUMBO100

1,878 posts

184 months

Wednesday 26th November 2014
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My mate's girlfriend looks like a Picasso

Petrus1983

8,719 posts

162 months

Thursday 27th November 2014
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Our nursery has quite a few Banksy influences....




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My collecting ended up branching out with Adam Neate and Herakut featuring quite a lot, and my wife collects rare/unusual art books which is useful as it's something I'd never been into before...



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Since getting married quite a few of my pieces of artwork were deemed unsuitable so new pieces are starting to creep in...



If these are of interest to anyone I'll post more from the collection smile

Edited by Petrus1983 on Monday 20th April 09:32

MLH

406 posts

123 months

Thursday 27th November 2014
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Does this count? It's the only thing ive got on my wall at the moment.

Started off with an old clock and a length of 4x1...



Some chopping and fiddling later...


LordGrover

33,539 posts

212 months

Thursday 27th November 2014
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It's ten minutes slow. rolleyes

Podie

46,630 posts

275 months

Thursday 27th November 2014
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LordGrover said:
It's ten minutes slow. rolleyes
hehe

PedroB

494 posts

132 months

Thursday 27th November 2014
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We've a few bits and pieces.

My favourites are this one done of 'erself by her uncle for her 25th birthday



And these two linocuts by a local guy called Andy Johnson. Both number 4 of 25





NomduJour

19,106 posts

259 months

Thursday 27th November 2014
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Petrus1983 said:
Adam Neate and Herakut
Friend of mine has a house full of this sort of stuff - think he may have been Neate's first sales outlet.

Johnniem

2,672 posts

223 months

Thursday 27th November 2014
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Found the artist who painted the magnificent nude which is on the wall behind the older gents on Gogglebox. I have had a nice exchange of emails with the lady in question and it seems she is truly a rising star. Get in quick if you like her work! Warning , it may take a reasonable amount of your 'hard-earned' away from the car related savings pot! To clarify, I have absolutely no connection with this lady but like a lot of her art. If anyone is interested then pm me and I'll send you a link (unless the mods will allow a link here?)


AOK

2,297 posts

166 months

Thursday 27th November 2014
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Johnniem said:
Found the artist who painted the magnificent nude which is on the wall behind the older gents on Gogglebox. I have had a nice exchange of emails with the lady in question and it seems she is truly a rising star. Get in quick if you like her work! Warning , it may take a reasonable amount of your 'hard-earned' away from the car related savings pot! To clarify, I have absolutely no connection with this lady but like a lot of her art. If anyone is interested then pm me and I'll send you a link (unless the mods will allow a link here?)
I absolutely love how invaluable PH can sometimes be! I noticed that painting and was very impressed by it. Have since been searching for something 'similar' but never thought of finding out who painted it!

Please do pm me if you can... is it 5 figures?

IanA2

2,763 posts

162 months

Thursday 27th November 2014
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MLH said:
Does this count? It's the only thing ive got on my wall at the moment.

Started off with an old clock and a length of 4x1...



Some chopping and fiddling later...

My wife has suggested using nice old rusty nails for the hours......

Petrus1983

8,719 posts

162 months

Thursday 27th November 2014
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NomduJour said:
Petrus1983 said:
Adam Neate and Herakut
Friend of mine has a house full of this sort of stuff - think he may have been Neate's first sales outlet.
Adam's a great talent and being collected by some of the world's big players. I was lucky to get in early and have a few originals plus his full print set now. I really want to break into Os Gemeos and have retailed a lot of Parla's but never kept one for myself - next time maybe, or switch out of the Banksy origs!

Edited by Petrus1983 on Thursday 27th November 15:48

RichB

51,571 posts

284 months

Thursday 27th November 2014
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loughran said:
blindswelledrat said:
Never before has so much talent been present in someone with so little taste!
How qualified are you to make a statement like that ?
That's the beauty with art, you don't need to be at all qualified to make any statements because it's all subjective. laugh

It's not something I would want either but as it's a tribute to Hans Giger I can see the intention behind it.


Edited by RichB on Thursday 27th November 17:05

jdw1234

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6,021 posts

215 months

Thursday 27th November 2014
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Petrus1983 said:
NomduJour said:
Petrus1983 said:
Adam Neate and Herakut
Friend of mine has a house full of this sort of stuff - think he may have been Neate's first sales outlet.
Adam's a great talent and being collected by some of the world's big players. I was lucky to get in early and have a few originals plus his full print set now. I really want to break into Os Gemeos and have retailed a lot of Parla's but never kept one for myself - next time maybe, or switch out of the Banksy origs!

Edited by Petrus1983 on Thursday 27th November 15:48
Do you have any pics of your Banksy originals?

Petrus1983

8,719 posts

162 months

Friday 28th November 2014
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jdw1234 said:
Do you have any pics of your Banksy originals?
Most (there's not that many) are now in storage and tbh aren't overly special - I've seen some done directly onto faux walls and then well framed and had provenance which made them really cool.

The monkey's below are 100% officially NOT by Banksy - I even have a certificate to prove it wink They are really well done though. The Heavy Weaponry (elephant) was my first original and hopefully will be a keeper. The Girl With Balloon and Grin Reaper are both special to me and although not originals per se they are quite hard to get hold of now.







jdw1234

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6,021 posts

215 months

Friday 28th November 2014
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Cor, lovely HW!!

I really like GWARB as well.


Petrus1983

8,719 posts

162 months

Friday 28th November 2014
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jdw1234 said:
Cor, lovely HW!!

I really like GWARB as well.
Quite a while ago my house was broken into with the HW on the wall, they took a TV (massive old style one they could have gone to the tip for), a VCR (that's how long ago it was!) and some rubbishy old CD's and left it hanging there laugh

Trustmeimadoctor

12,601 posts

155 months

Sunday 7th December 2014
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Just picked these 3 up
Run to the suns by mark Daniels


And these 2 by ian glaubinger endor worth fighting for and hoth protect our wildlife



LaurasOtherHalf

21,429 posts

196 months

Wednesday 10th December 2014
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Meant to update this thread as I've managed to get a hold of a few more Julie Dumbarton originals a couple of weeks ago, bought one for the wife and the others are for my parents and the MIL for Xmas.

She did a couple of snowy scenes which are totally different for her whilst still being recognisably hers.

She did the minis & midis to celebrate moving into her new studios so if you check out her website she might have some left, this is the one we kept;




LordGrover

33,539 posts

212 months

Wednesday 10th December 2014
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This thread has inspired me to put something a little creative on the walls.
No idea what it'll be yet. Still trying to decide whether to decorate first and find something to suit or get the painting(s) and decorate to match. scratchchin
Happily, my nephew has accepted a commision and we're trying to decide what he'll do for me.

yellowjack

17,077 posts

166 months

Wednesday 10th December 2014
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Here's two of mine...


A Ben Payne original. Mainly because my wife loves Hot Air Ballons and it's fabulous to own an original painting.


A Henderson Cisz print. 'Winter Skies'. Signed and dedicated by the artist, I really rate his work and this particular view of London has a great emotional significance to me, and to my wife.