Looking to buy: Jonas Wood Large painting, & Cory Arcangel

[ricosg11]

Willin to pay market for strong work.

please pm me if you have anything.

thank you
Scott

[outerborough]

don't want to hijack scott's post, but queequeg's post brings up something i've been thinking about for a bit.

following the link qq provided takes you to the levy gallery's jonas wood inventory, which consists of two monoprints. in my experience, it seems that collectors focus on the "print" aspect of monoprints, and thus the works are often priced substantially lower than similarly sized works on paper. personally, i don't see much if any difference between a monoprint and a painting on paper.

anyone else have an opinion or thoughts on the subject?

[mc]

Mar 31, 2015 6:12:13 GMT -8 outerborough said:

don't want to hijack scott's post, but queequeg's post brings up something i've been thinking about for a bit.

following the link qq provided takes you to the levy gallery's jonas wood inventory, which consists of two monoprints. in my experience, it seems that collectors focus on the "print" aspect of monoprints, and thus the works are often priced substantially lower than similarly sized works on paper. personally, i don't see much if any difference between a monoprint and a painting on paper.

anyone else have an opinion or thoughts on the subject?

Mono prints exist in the space between original painting and edition print..  Mono prints you can usually get a couple of impressions out of them.. Sometimes a few depending on the type of ink or paint. I love Monoprints!

[mc]

Don't you all feel like kids trading baseball cards or marbles again?

[outerborough]

Mar 31, 2015 10:22:38 GMT -8 mc said:

Mono prints exist in the space between original painting and edition print..  Mono prints you can usually get a couple of impressions out of them.. Sometimes a few depending on the type of ink or paint. I love Monoprints!

if you make multiple impressions of the same plate, without applying different paint/ink or changing the image, wouldn't the results no longer be considered monoprints?

[avert]

good info.