Orlando Quevedo "Manhattan View" painting 0

[CAMPER49]

It was a print, that's what made me NOT buy it. But I know next to nothing about paintings.

If I did buy it, they would have placed a new matte and a new frame around the painting, then mail it to me (FedEx) to Canada, no extra charge, other than Duty when it arrives.

For further enticement, they also offered a no-interest 12-month payment plan.

Anyway, I still like the painting so I have it as my laptop wallpaper, and I paid nothing for it. Good deal!  

[CAMPER49]

Oh, they also had an original black and white Picasso on display at the auction, with an opening bid of (I think it was?) $9,000.

No one bought it.

His painting looked like a 5-year-old drew it, not a fan of his.

[the blob]

18 hours ago, CAMPER49 said:

Oh, they also had an original black and white Picasso on display at the auction, with an opening bid of (I think it was?) $9,000.

No one bought it.

His painting looked like a 5-year-old drew it, not a fan of his.

I have heard that picasso would scribble out a doodle to pay for a dinner party. There are a lot of "picassos" out there that were given little thought it seems.

[the blob]

His prints are all over the interweb. It looks lone he does multiple sizes. While the bigger ones "retail" for four digits, i see slightly smaller ones for $150.

[Whizzer]

On 4/4/2018 at 4:59 PM, speedcake said:

It should read "to create Drowning Girl, Roy Lichtenstein plagiarized comic book art and became famous among pretentious art world gits with zero talent of their own"

 

BUT I DIGRESS 

This x 1,000,000

[speedcake]

Ya its one of the few real lessons I learned while earning the art degree that I've never used. 

[Transplant]

I think you dodged a bullet just because the "art" itself is pretty terrible.