#expensive art

[hamsters-in-cups]

Of the 4 images of hamsters in red cups with white dots featured in my previous post, the 3rd can be purchased as a work of fine art... but for $428.16 maybe you’d rather just get a jigsaw puzzle instead. They’re still pretty steep, costing 27.99 (for the 400 piece) or 49.99 GBP (for the 1,000 piece) + 9.15 GBP s&h, which is the equivalent of either $34.31 or $61.28 usd + $11.22 s&h except I think that might be the cost to ship to a UK address, I don’t know how much it would cost to ship it overseas to the US, or if that is even an option.  

Anyhow, if you want really expensive art, please commission me to make you art. But if you want really expensive photographic art of hamsters in cups go to ardeaprints.com (The puzzles are from the same site, located HERE)

[kirbykendrick]

“The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living” (shark preserved in formaldehyde, 1991), Damien Hirst

Damien Hirst, born in 1965, is Britain’s richest living artist. He is famous for his works of art in which dead animals are preserved in formaldehyde. This piece sold in 1991 for a reported $8 million dollars.

[vedart2020]

31-05-2021

‘Woman sitting near a window’ by Pablo Picasso (1932)

Worth: $103 million (2021)

“It took me four years to paint like Raphael, but a lifetime to paint like a child” ~Picasso

Picasso’s view on modern art.

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[thatnormalcrazygirl]

(Day22: Expensive)

[kirbykendrick]

“Double Elvis (Ferus Type)” (1963) is a breath-taking moment in Art History. Painted by Andy Warhol, superstar artist, the work is a silkscreen...simply a blown up photograph glued on silk and painted with ink.

What do you think?

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by  SaraRayArt

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by  Sascalia