rsmiraldi's Profile
| Display Name: | rsmiraldi |
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| Member Since: | 2/27/11 |
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Another great place to find art is at The Salmagundi Club at 47 Fifth Avenue. They occasionally do art auctions where you can find a nice original painting by a contemporary artist for very little! And of course it's a good investment. My favorite thing to do is to go to street sales, flea markets, good will, salvation army or where ever and find valuable pieces. In my last trek I bought for 5.00 a lithograph by Millet of "The Gleaners" but here's the catch, it is signed by Millet himself! So for 5. I purchased a piece valued at over $7,500. Not bad. I also did a little presentation on youtube about how to find a cheap apartment in nyc: what every new yorker knows! Or maybe not. You can check it out at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgQYlSaRF_Q&list=LL8J2UHpXY51i_lofjT06k0w&feature=mh_lolz. Thanks. Erin Ashley: Reasonably Priced Contemporary Art |
1/17/12 8:53 AM |
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I love love love what you've done. give's me hope for my next dive apartment. Any suggestions for someone who can't remove existing appliances? Also check out my article: How to live in Manhattan (or any other major city) for FREE! (or very cheaply!) http://t.co/XRv94kn via @ehow I wrote it. Be interested to know your thoughts. Thansk. Before & After: My Cheap, Green Kitchen Remodel |
2/27/11 12:22 PM |