Art Prints?

meursault
meursault Posts: 1,433
edited May 2017 in The cake stop
Apart from this place

http://www.art.co.uk/

Any others?
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  • meanredspider
    meanredspider Posts: 12,337
    After anything specific or just want to browse?
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  • rjsterry
    rjsterry Posts: 27,611
    I think the big galleries and some museums have an online catalogue from which you can order prints in the required size.
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  • meursault
    meursault Posts: 1,433
    After anything specific or just want to browse?

    looking for a couple of prints by this guy, for the front room.

    http://mymodernmet.com/ivan-konstantinovich-aivazovsky-seascape-paintings/
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  • meursault
    meursault Posts: 1,433
    rjsterry wrote:
    I think the big galleries and some museums have an online catalogue from which you can order prints in the required size.

    Thank you, will take a look.
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  • meanredspider
    meanredspider Posts: 12,337
    A quick idle Google throws up a few places that do prints (on top of art.co.uk)

    https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Ivan+ ... 68&bih=928
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  • meursault
    meursault Posts: 1,433
    A quick idle Google throws up a few places that do prints (on top of art.co.uk)

    https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Ivan+ ... 68&bih=928

    Thanks, have you had any prints done? Just getting an idea of print quality, delivery etc.
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  • meanredspider
    meanredspider Posts: 12,337
    I've only had one done by Art of Brands which was big and expensive but good. Others I have had are by Guy Allen prints which have come direct from the artist and are very good (as you'd hope).

    I think, like everything, you mostly get what you pay for (with a law of diminishing returns)
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  • meursault
    meursault Posts: 1,433
    I've only had one done by Art of Brands which was big and expensive but good. Others I have had are by Guy Allen prints which have come direct from the artist and are very good (as you'd hope).

    I think, like everything, you mostly get what you pay for (with a law of diminishing returns)

    Grazie!
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  • meursault
    meursault Posts: 1,433
    meursault wrote:
    I've only had one done by Art of Brands which was big and expensive but good. Others I have had are by Guy Allen prints which have come direct from the artist and are very good (as you'd hope).

    I think, like everything, you mostly get what you pay for (with a law of diminishing returns)

    Grazie!

    I shouldn't have clicked on Guy Allen, Loving that Countach.
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  • meanredspider
    meanredspider Posts: 12,337
    meursault wrote:
    I shouldn't have clicked on Guy Allen, Loving that Countach.

    Guy Allen is great. He seems to love doing the Alfa Giulia which is the car I race - so I have a few and is a good source of birthday present ideas. He also does some cycling ones. But all of those 60's and 70's cars prints he does are really good.
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  • meursault
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    Went with this lot in the end.
    http://www.allposters.co.uk/

    Quite happy with print and frame quality and value for money.
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  • Ben6899
    Ben6899 Posts: 9,686
    meursault wrote:
    looking for a couple of prints by this guy, for the front room.

    http://mymodernmet.com/ivan-konstantinovich-aivazovsky-seascape-paintings/

    His paintings are quite intense, aren't they!?
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  • meursault
    meursault Posts: 1,433
    Ben6899 wrote:
    meursault wrote:
    looking for a couple of prints by this guy, for the front room.

    http://mymodernmet.com/ivan-konstantinovich-aivazovsky-seascape-paintings/

    His paintings are quite intense, aren't they!?

    Indeed. I love a seascape, particularly a stormy dramatic one.
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  • rick_chasey
    rick_chasey Posts: 72,542
    Hope you're purchasing this art so the whole of society can see it, rather than for your private collection...

    :twisted:
  • meursault
    meursault Posts: 1,433
    Hope you're purchasing this art so the whole of society can see it, rather than for your private collection...

    :twisted:

    LOL Have you read Animal Farm..?
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  • mr_goo
    mr_goo Posts: 3,770
    My daughter is a poor, struggling illustrator. Some of her work if you are interested.

    Mortar-and-Pestle-Colour_1000.jpg

    Plague-Colour_1000.jpg

    B-W_1000.jpg
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  • meursault
    meursault Posts: 1,433
    Very nice, they look very good indeed. Although I have very limited knowledge of this style, so I don't know what I am talking about, as usual.
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  • mr_goo
    mr_goo Posts: 3,770
    meursault wrote:
    Very nice, they look very good indeed. Although I have very limited knowledge of this style, so I don't know what I am talking about, as usual.

    Thanks. She's just completed one of a Challenger 2 tank emerging from a church. Don't ask me about the inspiration. Originals are all done using pencil/graphite. Then scanned, cleaned and tones/contrasts adjusted. Sometimes they are then colured. As in the top illustration with whiskey glass and books. The middle drawing is a plague doctor attending patient and the last one is an illustration from a passage in the Young James Bond series of books by Charlie Higson (ex The Fast Show, now Broadchurch).

    She just needs to get her first break/commission and then I think she'll be on her way.
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