Very nice of him to do this for us. He traced the watch I had on my wrist. He will soon be the owner of an LM-5 GMT with a blue/red sapphire insert.
Mitch
Very nice of him to do this for us. He traced the watch I had on my wrist. He will soon be the owner of an LM-5 GMT with a blue/red sapphire insert.
Mitch
He's gotten quite monochromatic since the last poster I saw of his...40 years ago!
heb
Am I missing something here? U talking about that chicken scratch?
I'd love that "chicken scratch"! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Max
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I absolutely love the work of Peter Max, in general. And, perhaps the quick sketch for Mitch is more of an emotional connection kind of tribute that has a lot of meaning for Mitch and a real keepsake worthy of framing.
But, for me, it doesnt ring true of a Peter Max work of art that we normally associate with the artist.
And, I am not saying that Peter Max did not do the sketch. I am just saying that personally I do not find it particulary impressive or that if I saw it without the notation that Peter Max had done it that I would never guess it was a piece of art by Peter Max.
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Steinhart GMT-Ocean 1 Black, Benarus Worldiver automatic, Seiko SBQJ015 Perpetual Calendar GMT
Prometheus S80, Olivier, Rolex GMT-Master II
It is just a quick sketch he did with a magic marker. It certainly is not representative of his work. It's just neat, that's all.
Mitch
it looks like a carrot with a watch around it.
A unique item you have in your possession. From an appraiser's perspective, very hard to put a value on but it's worth $.
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