I have a friend that works for Martin Lawrence Galleries - and they are getting ready to have an auction, so great deals are to be had.

You can get Warhol starting at $6,000, Chagall starting at $1,000, Picasso starting at $1,000, and many, many more for as low as $300.

This includes museum style framing.

If you go to the website, click on the art auctions and if you see something you like, contact me and I will put you in touch with my friend that will let you know exactly how low you can bid, and probably win. The website prices are the retail prices, you can get them for anywhere from 40-75% less.

Helluva deal.

You can contact me at art@pimpspromo.com or ICQ 16075497

I'm into art... but not as a commodity.

Yeah same here, however if some of the peices I buy end up worth more then I paid for them down the road it will be a nice laniappe!

then you are not my target audience, and I guess Warhol would disagree with you, since he called his studio his "factory."

then you are not my target audience, and I guess Warhol would disagree with you, since he called his studio his "factory."[/b][/quote]
darn...my wife insisted we buy Murillo....I sold the house and all earthly possesions to get it and now will hang it under the bridge we'll be living
;-)))

MikeAI, if you ever decide to sell your gay triptich,
I am game
;-))))

darn...my wife insisted we buy Murillo....I sold the house and all earthly possesions to get it and now will hang it under the bridge we'll be living
;-)))

MikeAI, if you ever decide to sell your gay triptich,
I am game
;-))))[/b][/quote]
Tell Sue it is Catherine who is my friend at Martin Lawrence, she will know who I am talking about. Can hook you up so you have the sweetest bridge in FL.

Tell Sue it is Catherine who is my friend at Martin Lawrence, she will know who I am talking about. Can hook you up so you have the sweetest bridge in FL.[/b][/quote]
thanks, as soon as she wakes up...Meat is making sure she sleeps well
;-)))

Errr.... no shit.

I guess he would. Is that supposed to make me change my mind?

I think any Walter Sickert would be a good investment. Probably a better investment a few years ago, before the whole jack the ripper issue comes up. But if they find any more evidence, the value of his works will go up big time. If they prove it.. well.. ching ching.

I'm not convinced, but it can't hurt the value.

Honestly though, i like to look at art. That's about it.

I knew I should have just ignored you