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Investing and collecting ART

An SI Board Since November 2000

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55	I love Pavlik's work. Love it, but as you said, the prices are amazing and	KM	-	11/6/2000
54	No but in the same building in Boca	marginmike	-	11/5/2000
53	I want to SOFA yesterday. Lots of glass. Almost unequivocally that stuff does	abstract	-	11/5/2000
52	Would that be Habatat?	KM	-	11/5/2000
51	No but a Gallery I used to work out of in Florida sells Chihuly, Marioni, weinbe	marginmike	-	11/5/2000
50	Is anyone here into collecting art glass by some of the current masters - Taglia	KM	-	11/5/2000
49	So, can we get some artist to use that cute HDR guy (from Qualcomm) in some pseu	Jon Koplik	-	11/4/2000
48	Hey hey the gangs all here!	marginmike	-	11/4/2000
47	Re : machines that cut -- I still remember my "wood shop" teacher (7th	Jon Koplik	-	11/4/2000
46	Wow Jon, water at mach 3 (hope my dentist never hears about this), Paul	abstract	-	11/4/2000
45	Re : Haitian art -- I am aware of a wooden jigsaw puzzle maker who does a lot of	Jon Koplik	-	11/4/2000
44	I will PM you. Thanks for the information. Mr. Hammer runs a nice gallery ther	stomper	-	11/4/2000
43	I should have digital images of about 20 available Dargers within an hour. If y	abstract	-	11/4/2000
42	Henry Darger is great. A friend of mine is doing a show of his right now, here	abstract	-	11/4/2000
41	As humanity becomes more and more out of touch with the natural and "real&q	stomper	-	11/4/2000
40	Albert Gleize, Auguste Herbin, Jean Metzenger are all well published artist'	marginmike	-	11/4/2000
39	But these days even the good wildlife artists are selling out the the publishers	Annette	-	11/4/2000
38	I would think that over time (maybe a long time) wildlife art will become a lot	abstract	-	11/4/2000
37	I wonder if one day Wildlife art will be something that people will collect and	Annette	-	11/4/2000
36	<<Gleize, Metzanger, Herbin>> Can you provide some links to these a	Kitskid	-	11/4/2000
35	The name occurred to me when we were out for dinner tonight. I haven't seen	abstract	-	11/4/2000
34	Hi abstract. Thanks for the input. I probably subscribe to it already (I get a	stomper	-	11/3/2000
33	I have seen a not-for-profit publication for the promotion of "outsider&quo	abstract	-	11/3/2000
32	New American Paintings is a pretty decent publication. They cull visuals from a	abstract	-	11/3/2000
31	In my opinion Cubist's are very under valued, as is very abstract modern art	marginmike	-	11/3/2000

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