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"You got a Picasso in yo house"
The most expensive piece of art ever sold $179m, New Record $450M
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I saw an article that said someone in France suggested selling it to help pay off the French national debt and it was estimated to be around 2.3 Billion in US dollars..
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Tetas and cheeks?!
Looks like something that would be hanging in Uncle Zel's apartment
Looks like something that would be hanging in Uncle Zel's apartment
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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 like alot of other things its supply and demand.
Art has really niche markets...like theres specifically a market for picasso paintings.
You can make 2 of most things.....but its a one of one...the only one in existence and he wont be making any more.
Art is one of the few things that we can be competitive with beings from other planets with.
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And folks out here starving everyday. This is a piece of **** just like the new owner.
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Mona Lisa atleast a good 8-12 billion imo
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Mario 64 box art >>>
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Box is Box, B
Mouf is Mouf
It don't matter if shorty is rich or poor.
Box is gonna get piped down regardless.
And Tooby Awnest, rich shorties prolly don't even got the phatty bangin like a shorty from the projects, feel me?
Give me a project chick, a ******* chick, one that don't give a ****, and say she took that ****.
Can a rich girl from the valley even buss a wine like a West Indian shorty from Flatbush?
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Bruh, not even up for debate, that's just a coorslight cold hard fact
(The banquet beer)
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Never understood the love for Andy warhols work.
So who now is on the level of Picasso divinci in the art world now and days?
So who now is on the level of Picasso divinci in the art world now and days?
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Get your money up.
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Nobody.
Damien hirst sells the most xpensive stuff tho i think... but he makes skulls made out of diamonds and dead animals in formaldehyde
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and to think mayweather made more than this historical picasso relic in ONE NIGHT smh
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Box is not box b.
The type of women this kind of art attracts can double your net worth.
Talking heiresses, royalty, extremely wealthy & powerful women.
Where a marriage equals a bank account equal to a small nation's GDP or even a one night stand could garner a powerful business connection.
Try to think of this in a bigger picture type of way, pun somewhat intended.
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Bruh, took dude 45mins to paint that. He didn't even give a **** either, just doodling
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Yet he'd be hard pressed to afford this, and I don't say that to throw shade at him.
Really puts being rich vs being wealthy into perspective.
Neoveau riche vs old money.
The 1% vs the .01%
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Ohhhhhh you talking about actual **** like net worth and future.
I was just talking about smashing
But yea in that case, you right. Reel em in with the paintings, hor-deurves and wine, make em fall in love, marry em, then flourish but keep a freak *** on the side
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Dude salty I didn't give him my change walking out of Chipotle tonight.
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Nobody on the level of Da Vinci,Picasso,Rembrandt,etc but I think Banksy is the Warhol of our time...
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Ohhhhhh you talking about actual **** like net worth and future.
I was just talking about smashing
But yea in that case, you right. Reel em in with the paintings, hor-deurves and wine, make em fall in love, marry em, then flourish but keep a freak *** on the side
Talking both.
Again there is a certain class of women that would sincerely get open seeing expensive art in your crib.
I mean sure I bet super wealthy men smash *******s as well.
But I imagine that for some of those men, that gets old.
There's a thrill in taking down women who are extremely powerful & influential.
All about the hunt b.
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And the one in the op post aint eem the og women of algiers.
Picasso remixed dat joint from an artist he admired
Its about prostitutes smoking opium and picaso
just turnt it up
Eugene delecroixs women of algiers
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Picaso remix joint
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Og 5oo mil easy
Picasso remixed dat joint from an artist he admired
Its about prostitutes smoking opium and picaso
just turnt it up
Eugene delecroixs women of algiers
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Picaso remix joint
View media item 1529606
Og 5oo mil easy
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Brilliant, purchase 200 million dollar painting. Write it off when you lend it to a museum, and laugh all the way home. Pay zero in capital gains tax
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i dont see whats so great about it
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Yep.
Plus the museum will mantain it & guard it por gratis.
You'll get a nice contribution plaque so everyone knows its yours.
Ha....the super wealthy live by a completely different set of rules.
Must be nice.
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