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Picasso's Women of Algiers 1955 just sold for $179,365,000 at Christies
The most expensive piece of art ever sold $179m, New Record $450M
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Garbage
36 Chambers Album cover is worth more than this
I wonder who was the buyer tho
175 mil is a lot to let go at once
36 Chambers Album cover is worth more than this
I wonder who was the buyer tho
175 mil is a lot to let go at once
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this my favorite painting, Edvard Munch's "Da Scream," sold at auction 3 years ago for $120 mills
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people are willing to shell out huge sums of money for da booty
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I've never heard of girl saying "is that a Picasso? Take this ***** daddy" never in life
Now on the other hand...
"Is that Moët? Take me home wit u pa"
Is more realistic. And moet only cost $60. We don't buy moet in the club. We cop at the liq store, keep it in our car, then park infront of the club for the let-out and floss on these ****, fam. Early.
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Swerve.
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parliament funkadelic album art work has to be more than that.
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Jay z just copped one of daneris targoreans dragon eggs doe.
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That painting is beautiful
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How do you not have immediate buyers remorse after buying something like that?
Is it bought by a group of people to put inside an art museum or something? Or just one really rich guy buys it then hangs it up somewhere in his mansion to stunt?
Is it bought by a group of people to put inside an art museum or something? Or just one really rich guy buys it then hangs it up somewhere in his mansion to stunt?
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because you're a billionaire and it's not a depreciating asset.
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this Warhol sold for $81m last year and another Warhol of Marlon Brando for 69
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Dope painting and that's a lot of cash but it's only the most expensive sold at auction,a few private sales have smashed that number.
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its an investment. The person who just sold this piece bought it in 1997 for 40 million. Where else are you getting those returns.
CNBC said that the art industry has been giving better returns than bonds and stocks for a while now and tons of people are investing in fine arts and cars now just to resell.
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The brainwashing is real
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Thats because you (or I for that matter) do not have the wealth that would have women of that class even look at us.
Trust, there are definitely women who'd walk into your mansion/manor/castle/penthouse condo (or gallery) and would get moist looking at that painting.
Debutante types. Or wealthy high powered women. Cultured women with extremely expensive taste.
Def not the type of riff raff that would get excited seeing sparkles in the club VIP section.
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Prolly cause NY birds don't know what a Picasso is, ya dig. Move around pimp.
This is probably as good of an investment as there is. Joints like three double in value in like five years. It's amazing.
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I was about to say theres sum by Rembrandt and caravaggio that are more than two hunnid.
Imagine how much the ones that are not 4 sale are worth like the ones in churches in rome or da vincis joints.
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Mona Lisa probably worth a Billion these days.
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I'm in.
Srsly tho I don't understand "art". I dont see the value in it. I guess it's because most of it I don't really like.
Everything I like is severly undervalued.
Srsly tho I don't understand "art". I dont see the value in it. I guess it's because most of it I don't really like.
Everything I like is severly undervalued.
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Probably far more.
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I'm in.
Srsly tho I don't understand "art". I dont see the value in it. I guess it's because most of it I don't really like.
Everything I like is severly undervalued.
Just know that just about all contemporary pop culture has roots in classical art
Everything from music to fashion, design, etc.
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