Leonard Cohen works on paper (Drawn to Words)

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Just reread Dick's post - misunderstood on first reading - there are only ever going to be 100 of each, so the price rises as the popularity rises but the opportunity to buy diminishes. I thought the number of prints was going to rise with demand. Sorry.
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Well, I guess I will have to make a drive to Toronto in the upcoming weeks...

Too bad about the prices. I was quite set on getting one of them, but $1500US+ is slightly more than I am willing to pay. I realize these are limited edition, signed and all, but still.... Lets face it, these are prints (albeit limited edition). For example, one can get a Chagall lithograph (which given the nature of the process, are more 'original' than these prints) for that sort of money. I don't mean to be offending anyone with these comments (not the curator, nor the artist himself). I just hope that a very significant portion of the proceeds goes to the artist that we all admire here.

Don't get me wrong, I _really_ like quite a few of these pieces (my favorite being First Snow and Parc du Portugal), and I cannot wait to see them at the Drabinsky Gallery this weekend. However, after some deliberation, a poster it will be for me :( .

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Hi Pawel ~

Did you at least get a catalogue, as well? I'd have loved to have gotten a signed one, but settled for unsigned. By the time I finished showing it to whomever I thought might be interested on Hydra, it was bent sufficiently that I've now ordered a fresh copy. One to show, one to keep pristine. Will be getting by mail a signed poster. It was marvelous to walk down the stairs and be greeted by the colourful bird on the branch at the landing. I loved seeing Leonard's work in the virtual flesh. It was great to meet you in Toronto, too, Pawel.


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Hi lizzytysh,

Yes, it was great to meet you (and others) in Toronto.
I opted for the unsigned catalogue, however I did end up ordering one of the prints :D ('still looking'). Can't wait for its arrival!

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Ha-Ha. Oh, that's funny, Pawel. We won't mention 'famous last words,' will we :wink: ? Meanwhile, congratulations on your upcoming print. If I could afford one, I'd be ordering, too.


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