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This faded, inaccurately graded creamsicle orange piece sold for $9600? I
don't believe it.
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Which one was that?
Nathalie
On Mon, Mar 27, 2023, 9:55 PM peter contarino
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Yeah I think Peter is talking about the Vertigo one-sheet that sold for $9600.
Whoever graded it "VF on linen" hasn't seen a lot of Vertigo one sheets - or -
is engaging in hopeful / wishful thinking. And yet - because it was in a Sunday
weekly sale instead of a signature sale - suggests someon
Sounds accurate. I never collected Hitchcock but your explanation and
opinions make sense. I suspect the "creamsickle orange" descriptor will
be difficult to forget. Thanks for the reply!
Nathalie
On Tue, Mar 28, 2023, 1:33 AM David Kusumoto
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Thanks David, I neglected to mention the title! Yeah HA has gone down the
drain since Grey left. If you look at the last Sunday auction there are a
lot of really faded pieces. Even in the recent signature auction there was
the biggest selection of faded LC's I have ever seen. Shocking to see that
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Yeah I agree that grading standards have slipped over there, which stands out
more because Vertigo one-sheets are always in demand and not considered
"cultish" nor "obscure." Reconciling images with aberrant text descriptions
are head scratchers when it happens as it did with the "creamsicle /
Speaking to that: the intent of Saul Bass with regard to designing the one
sheet for VERTIGO was to specify a background color of a certain "shade", if
you will, of orange. I have always called it vermillion. Yet we have seen, as
has been pointed out that there are (almost) deep red variants o
Kirby look at the blacks on that poster. That thing must have come out of
Maddalena's Florida room.
On Wed, Mar 29, 2023 at 11:15 AM Kirby McDaniel wrote:
> Speaking to that: the intent of Saul Bass with regard to designing the one
> sheet for VERTIGO was to specify a background color of a certa
I take your point. Having said that, sun-faded or something else, I would not
want this poster, either personally or for inventory, because it's not within
the range that was intended. Not for $9000 +, not for $500.
Kirby
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For color reference… This is an unused example I bought from Alan Alder many
many years ago. He said it had only been unfolded once for his picture. I
unfolded it a 2nd time for these photos and it’s been in a flat file since. My
photo setup was designed to get a true and honest representation
That looks great Matt and your photographic setup must be top notch.
Do you have details of the vacuum board that you use? I have wondering about
getting hold of one.
Adam.
On 29 Mar 2023, at 18:04, Matt Johnston wrote:
For color reference… This is an unused example I bought from Alan Alder
Hi Matt - Glad you still have that Vertigo I sold you - I think I found 3 mint
ones like this and one used one - So there should be a couple more out there.
Came out of a cubby-holed shelf from a shuttered poster distribution hub in
Charlotte in the early 1970s. Someone could ID ones from this f
It’s a marvelous poster Alan, thank you! Here is a shot of the back, which is
just as clean as the front. I can’t make out any inventory numbers myself.
Adam — My vacuum board was made by me back when I was more adventurous. Perf
steel sheet sanded and painted a bunch of time until smooth, bu
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