paulr

Apart from here.

http://www.artgallery.co.uk/

LSherratt

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I'm not sure, but I know some good places that sell remote controls

paulr

Jamie

Paul you say original art? and put up a link that is in my honest opinion crap?


What do you mean? art or are you trolling.

dpb

Sotheby's always keep a bit of old tosh

f1_fan

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http://fineartamerica.com/

paulr

http://www.artgallery.co.uk/artist/irina_rumyantseva_2

Some of that is quite good imo.

markjmd

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Good choice of original stuff, limited edition prints, all sorts here:
http://www.picassomio.com/browse.htm...united-kingdom

Markus

I have a friend who is an artist, and you could have a look around his site to see if anything tickles you. He doesn't, yet, have the ability to purchase originals or prints setup on his website, but you could always contact him and ask. Shipping might be interesting as he's in Canada.

Website is: http://www.charlessharun.com

paulr

Not really my cup of tea, but thanks anyway.

^OPM^

Yep just had a quick look, appeals to my sense of art.

Must admit to having a few spare walls in my house that need a nice painting or two on but i also find it hard to find weirdy, abstracty paintings which take my fancy.

gpssti4

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What are you looking for? I can recommend - http://www.amandahoskin.co.uk/

billythekid

Your best bet is to always deal with the artist direct. Most of them will be on facebook / google etc.

We had a couple of prints and I really wanted to get a commission done and in the end just searched on google and sent and e-mail and 6 months later had my own painting on the wall.

Neanderthal

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As billy says, it'll be cheaper to find an artist whom you like their stuff, and commission them to do you a piece rather than buy from a gallery who have their cut.

We've got a couple of pieces from Paresh Nrshinga

paulr

Thanks.

paulr

Is there a central search for them though. Searching each artist is a bit time consuming.

chocolate_o_brian

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What sort of art is it you wish to purchase/invest in, Paul?

Carlh

www.1x.com

paulr

Buildings and places.

Btw, its not to invest. Just buy what i like.

chocolate_o_brian

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I'd look at your local college or university art students, Paul. I'm sure one would commission you something nice for materials and a bit of time.

paulr

http://www.artistsandillustrators.co.../artwork/33190

£500............erm, maybe not.

Neanderthal

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http://www.paulkenton.com/ ? I quite fancied one of his for my office.

edit: not one of his originals but a limited edition print.