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I thought I might illustrate my argument about limited edition prints with a personal analogy from the music industry. I released an album with my band in 1994. It had a limited release. It sold for around £10 back then. A signed copy is now going ...

I used to collect posters by Roger Dean and Rodney Matthews - being a rock chick Jean, you probably know who I'm referring to :-) and I wish I had them now. I wouldn't be surprised if it cost a fortune to get hold of one. Luckily I have two of ...

Hi , interesting topic, just got me thinking that maybe this is one reason the art world has never accepted Jack Vettriano as a "serious" artist, his print is the largest selling print ever (so i read somwhere) you can get them on the internet for ...

Well firstly, I will say that prints can and do appreciate in value. Particularly signed, limited editions. It's all very well for those awash with money to look down their noses, clutching their 2mmx2mm genuine picasso scribble, but for us mere ...

Am I an art snob for preferring to buy originals rather than prints or reproductions. That's the question I find myself having to answer lately. If I do have to answer, then I will take it as constructive criticism :) From my point of few a print ...

Yes we're doing fine thanks. Don't regret making the "city of dreaming spires" a dwelling place, Melton says he wouldn't live anywhere else.

Hi Vincent haven't seen you or your brother Melton for a while, you still living down in Oxford?

Hi Vincent, havent seen you are Melton for a while!