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Art Prints?

itsstillmatt

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Originally Posted by designprofessor
www.geminigel.com The best of the best. All the blue-chippers have editions done here. The work is exquisite. Bring the checkbook.
That is what I was going to post as well. There are a few others like Brook Alexander and Crown Point who do a good job as well. To me, prints done in this way truly are art, and not at all facsimile. Also, some artists are really great printmakers who take the time and interest to be great at it. Others just do it once in awhile and the work is so-so. Off the top of my head, some artists who are truly excellent in this medium are Jasper Johns (duh), Ed Ruscha, Ellsworth Kelly and John Baldessari. I actually think that some of Baldessari's prints are better than his "paintings".
 

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I agree completely. They do an exhibition here in OKC and bring their editions from various artists. Turned my head around as well. A true group of artisans, very dedicated to both preserving the craft and breaking into new territory.
Originally Posted by iammatt
That is what I was going to post as well. There are a few others like Brook Alexander and Crown Point who do a good job as well. To me, prints done in this way truly are art, and not at all facsimile.

Also, some artists are really great printmakers who take the time and interest to be great at it. Others just do it once in awhile and the work is so-so. Off the top of my head, some artists who are truly excellent in this medium are Jasper Johns (duh), Ed Ruscha, Ellsworth Kelly and John Baldessari. I actually think that some of Baldessari's prints are better than his "paintings".
 

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Originally Posted by designprofessor
www.geminigel.com

The best of the best. All the blue-chippers have editions done here. The work is exquisite.

Bring the checkbook.


Hmm, unfortunetly im no blue-chipper and they dont have the artist im looking for either. Would you happen to know of any less expensive ones that produce a decent print. thanks.
 

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I like how the Michael Heizer says "no prints to show." Something about that makes me smile.

Also, the Frank Stellas are perfect. You're right these guys are real artisans.
 

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