Des Brophy

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Printed these today for the artist, I like em, I wish I could pursuade him to let me frame them aswell though.
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And these
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Neat, I like them - reminds me a bit of the Alexander Milllar stuff :)
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Probably a lot cheaper as well :giggle: :giggle:
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Yeah, I think they are a bit cheaper, he sell his originals 24 x 20" at around the £1500 mark in the UK and get a little more over in the US.

We are selling a fair few of the prints though, he was published by Solomon and whitehead before they went a couple of years back, Des is more well known for the policemen on bikes.
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I made a frame for a Miller the other week for a gallery and it was worth 18K :oops: :oops:

Can't see what all the fuss is though, they are not that great i know better artists who paint better than Miller.

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Aye, I never really, and it's unlikely I ever will get the 'value' of some things. I get the fact something either looks nice or someone has talent to create it but the value!?? I just don't know. You're right, I've seen some of those 'Chinese Oils' that have been mentioned recently and some of them are just excellent in terms of paintingmanship (such a word?). It seems that painting ability and value aren't related.
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Yes but all they can do is copy someone eases work, thats not painting in my opinion.
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