cheap for a rembrandt *LINK*
Jack Guzman from Maine
>This looks to me to be downright silly.If there's something that I'm missing I'll gladly apologize.---Jack
rare artwork or valuable tool?
Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
cheap for a rembrandt *LINK*
Jack Guzman from Maine
>This looks to me to be downright silly.If there's something that I'm missing I'll gladly apologize.---Jack
rare artwork or valuable tool?
Re: cheap for a rembrandt
Jerry Nicholson
>Sounds silly to me - wonder how much the cobwebs you get with it are worth?
Jerry
New high?
Jerry Nicholson
>This one trumps that $650 Stanley #3 that didn't sell yesterday for downright silliness.
Jerry
If you think that ... *LINK*
todd hughes
>is something look what they did with her drop cloth....Todd
Big Buck Drop Cloth
Re: cheap for a rembrandt
Terry Quiram
>Here is what I don't get. You are the dope that pays 6K for a painted saw and then get jabbed $50 for shipping.
Terry
Re: New high?
Tom MacGregor
>The joke is on you guys. I contacted the seller after the auction and bought the #3 for only $500.00. That's $150.00 off list price! And he's only charging $87.35 shipping plus $19.00 for insurance. Yeah, I know - I suck.
my 3yr old has added to that painting
Andrew F in Australia
>We were in the National Gallery last year and my 3 year old broke away from his mother's grip and ran up to Blue Poles and licked the bl00dy thing. At least four sirens started wailing and about 10 security guards ran in from everywhere. When asked why he licked the painting, he told the guard that it looked like 'sketti (spaghetti) and he was just hungry.
We went to lunch.
True story (unfortunately). Even worse when I was told that the thing has syringes all through it.
Cheers,
Andrew