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Is that painting done on black velvet? If so, what is the asking price?
It costs $4,000,000
that painting is unbelievable. anyone take a guess at the artist?
it looks like the type of painting Saddam Hussian liked
...here's what happened to NBC Producer Michelle Madigan when she unscrupulously tried invade DEFCON 15 in search of a sensational hacker story.
Check it out:
http://blogs.zdnet.com/Ou/?p=653
And someone said that all the real artists moved to Williamsburg. Hah! Serious art is still transported through the streets of SoHo.
That kind of realism should be added to the sides of full size vans to be appreciated by a wider audience. Peter Max is probabaly rolling over in his grave seeing that quality of painting.
"Sunset Park tavern The Thirsty Duck"
81st & 7th is BAY RIDGE, not Sunset Park.