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Post by amboguy on Apr 9, 2015 15:39:13 GMT
Put in a few ISO threads on the other place. It's a long shot but if anyone has one for sale then let me know.
Cheers
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Post by dazarino on Apr 11, 2015 19:04:26 GMT
still after this one mate? got to find it someday
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Post by sake on Apr 13, 2015 7:08:53 GMT
There are 3 available at finn.no, altough they are priced a bit high. Prob. could negotiate them down a bit, but not all that much. Priced at 1700-1800. One is framed (actually the cheapest one).
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Post by amboguy on Apr 14, 2015 9:53:48 GMT
There are 3 available at finn.no, altough they are priced a bit high. Prob. could negotiate them down a bit, but not all that much. Priced at 1700-1800. One is framed (actually the cheapest one). Is that £1700 - £1800??? |
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Post by sake on Apr 14, 2015 14:23:44 GMT
It is, I wouldnt put price that high on it, but its diffecult to say that 1200-1400 is market value when they dont sell all that often..
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Post by thisisanton on Apr 14, 2015 14:30:06 GMT
I love this print. Good luck.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 14, 2015 14:58:15 GMT
Don't mean to "thread-jack" but why are Dolk prints so expensive?... I do like some of his images, but I don't understand the demand...
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Post by sake on Apr 15, 2015 7:04:56 GMT
First off, there isnt that many prints out there. His style is a bit like banksy, but more amusing and without the political agenda that banksy has. Altough, he do have some political works, e.g. Spray, Che Guevara and some regarding norwegian politics. A bit off topic.
With him being like Banksy and speculation that he's a persona Banksy uses for his more "lighter" works he gets an instant appeal. He's not Banksy. 99.8 % sure.
He's also from Norway, stencil art is very popular here and Dolk is the big star. Also, Norway is/were the land of milk and honey. Thus Norwegians can afford higher prices than most and with them buying up almost all works by Dolk his prices goes up.
There is also a import duty of 25 % to Norway, meaning that when a print goes to Norway it gets a 25% markup and seldom leaves the country again. So if you want a print and its not available in the UK you prob have to pay 25 % more ( at least) than you would in the UK.
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Post by eschiff on Apr 15, 2015 7:48:29 GMT
First off, there isnt that many prints out there. His style is a bit like banksy, but more amusing and without the political agenda that banksy has. Altough, he do have some political works, e.g. Spray, Che Guevara and some regarding norwegian politics. A bit off topic. With him being like Banksy and speculation that he's a persona Banksy uses for his more "lighter" works he gets an instant appeal. He's not Banksy. 99.8 % sure.He's also from Norway, stencil art is very popular here and Dolk is the big star. Also, Norway is/were the land of milk and honey. Thus Norwegians can afford higher prices than most and with them buying up almost all works by Dolk his prices goes up. There is also a import duty of 25 % to Norway, meaning that when a print goes to Norway it gets a 25% markup and seldom leaves the country again. So if you want a print and its not available in the UK you prob have to pay 25 % more ( at least) than you would in the UK. Stop it. |
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Post by jeezuzjonessnr on Apr 15, 2015 8:49:17 GMT
First off, there isnt that many prints out there. His style is a bit like banksy, but more amusing and without the political agenda that banksy has. Altough, he do have some political works, e.g. Spray, Che Guevara and some regarding norwegian politics. A bit off topic. With him being like Banksy and speculation that he's a persona Banksy uses for his more "lighter" works he gets an instant appeal. He's not Banksy. 99.8 % sure.He's also from Norway, stencil art is very popular here and Dolk is the big star. Also, Norway is/were the land of milk and honey. Thus Norwegians can afford higher prices than most and with them buying up almost all works by Dolk his prices goes up. There is also a import duty of 25 % to Norway, meaning that when a print goes to Norway it gets a 25% markup and seldom leaves the country again. So if you want a print and its not available in the UK you prob have to pay 25 % more ( at least) than you would in the UK. Stop it. FFsake |
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Post by bateman on Apr 15, 2015 9:28:32 GMT
Don't mean to "thread-jack" but why are Dolk prints so expensive?... I do like some of his images, but I don't understand the demand... Maybe as simple as lots of people like his "images"  |
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Post by amboguy on Apr 15, 2015 9:41:28 GMT
Couldn't agree more. There's some stuff I just don't 'get' that others go mad over so it's each to his or her own when it comes to art I guess : )
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Post by Deleted on Apr 15, 2015 13:39:47 GMT
The Norwegian connection makes sense. At least to my foggy brain...
I am a bit surprised how his art really exploded (price-wise) when there are several artists out there who stencil... Some better than others.
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Post by bateman on Apr 15, 2015 19:23:06 GMT
since this thread already is out of order:
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Dont think the fact that he's a norwegian is the key to his success. everything's expensive in norway, including art.
Dolks work have an edge I think lots of people find amusing/cool and there is mostly things in the motives you can spin you're head about. Also his work have a look like: that's a Dolk!
The fact that he is also playing his career smart with not dropping prints every month is not at drawback, keeping the works exclusive for the ones who have one.
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Post by zippy on Apr 23, 2015 12:45:09 GMT
Dolk is not banksy nor is banksy Dolk.
99.8% sure.
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Post by dan993c2 on Apr 23, 2015 15:04:57 GMT
Are you only 99.8 per cent sure he's not Banksy  |
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Post by zippy on Apr 23, 2015 15:19:26 GMT
Best to ask on the notbanksy forum!  |
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Post by Deleted on May 12, 2015 16:40:43 GMT
Hand sprayed edition of 25 any good?
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