Awesome Jim Morrison Sketch ~ * Info Needed Please !!*

[LG]

^^That's Latin for "Buyer Beware"...

I see you and Thumper have done some good Informative posts in here, I hope Elitelegend at least listens to your advice.

 

[Slip'nn2Darkness]

PS- how 'bout that John Force? Good to see him back at the top. Thank God for Neff!

I know.. Awesome job he's been doing and Ashley is still up there in the points but the last race I seen Force won over Height his son in law..!!!

 

[Slip'nn2Darkness]

^^That's Latin for "Buyer Beware"...

I see you and Thumper have done some good Informative posts in here, I hope Elitelegend at least listens to your advice.

If I was him.. I wouldn't sell it... Hold onto it just because it's a nice picture..
My Mom's a big time Oil paint/sculpture artist so I grew up around art..

 

[Hepcat]

If it's a Litho it would have a number somewhere on the sketch with the number of proofs copied and what number the print you have would be.. Like this.. 156/53 156 is amount of prints made from the original picture and #53 is the number of the print you have....

All prints are not signed and numbered. There are unlimited editions, i.e. posters, whose production runs can be in the millions such as this classic:

 

[Slip'nn2Darkness]

All prints are not signed and numbered. There are unlimited editions, i.e. posters, whose production runs can be in the millions such as this classic:

I beg to differ Hep.. That's a printed poster.. A litho is pretty much like a silk screen..
A lithograph is a planographic or surface printing process that depends on the chemical aversion of grease and water. This makes certain parts of the surface accept the ink and other parts reject the ink. Nineteenth century artists who used lithography include Honore Daumier and Toulouse-Lautrec. Numerous artists used this popular method of printmaking in the 20th century, including Salvador Dali, M. C. Escher and Jasper Johns.

 

[LG]

Thumper is right Lithographs are strictly regulated and are far more valuable than posters. A good reproduction of a great painting can cost $1,000's of dollars.

 

[Groovy Man]

Forget Jim Morrison...

Hepcat

 

[Flower]

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[METALPRIEST]

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Ok Ok..anyone find out a price for this thing yet???

 

[Flower]

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Ok Ok..anyone find out a price for this thing yet???