might have been able to buy one of these from the artist (11 Rivington gallery price was 9K at the Armory show), i went for 2 smaller works to match 2 others we have...

It sold today for 86,500 unless its a mistake in the PdPury results....

- Skinny 11-10-2010 2:38 am

rumor is its true, there is a waiting now for the works and a few big collectors wanted one
- Skinny 11-10-2010 2:57 am [add a comment]


  • I remember going with you - l like that piece but love yours more. Good eye. Are you tempted to sell?
    - b. 11-10-2010 3:01 pm [add a comment]


  • no selling till we are old and need the money, and than i hope the 4 are worth more than the 3K we paid for them, for now we injoy!!

    i did bid on the Tobias Bros works and didnt win, if i buy any more art Linda has me on a buy one sell one policy, but other works (like Richter) would be sold before the silver ones.....
    - Skinny 11-10-2010 3:08 pm [add a comment]



Lots of big sales at that auction according to the Times. I love the ones you have.
- jim 11-10-2010 3:15 am [add a comment]


nice piece. what color is the underpainting?
- bill 11-10-2010 11:27 am [add a comment]


its gesso'd (i think) than solid silver metal coated at a place that does that kind of thing.....we have two that are full coat and two that are partial so the edges are "burned" and covered in little drops of silver....will try to post a picture with my new driod
- Skinny 11-10-2010 12:01 pm [add a comment]


is it a pigmented gesso? looks dark grey from here.
- bill 11-10-2010 12:08 pm [add a comment]


its sterling silver plated at a place that does spoons etc maybe its more called this "Metallizing refers to coating metal on non-metallic objects." (wiki) He sends them off somewhere....
- Skinny 11-10-2010 2:31 pm [add a comment]


i was trying to figure out what color the gesso (underpainting) was on ur piece and how it was pigmented. with gold leafing they use an underpainting of bole (or clay) which is often red. ive been thinking about pigmenting gesso lately. you can get black and white off the shelf but i was thinking an iron oxide red gesso would be useful. so i have to back out or replace the white part of the gesso so it doesnt go pink.

i now understand what u have is plating or metallizing coat on non-metalic surfaces and not leafing.

- bill 11-10-2010 3:15 pm [add a comment]


bill i have seen untreated paintings, off white
- Skinny 11-10-2010 7:52 pm [add a comment]


ahhhh
- bill 11-10-2010 9:43 pm [add a comment]


silver painting
- Skinny 11-11-2010 12:39 am [add a comment]





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