Lot 282 — “Do You Want To Go For A Walk?” Ken Bailey Giclée, 157/1,500, with Certificate
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Lot 282 — “Do You Want To Go For A Walk?” Ken Bailey Giclée, 157/1,500, with Certificate

A terrier who has just heard the word, spinning himself into a blur. Signed and numbered 157/1,500, with its certificate.

Artist
Ken Bailey (signed in the image and in pencil)
Dimensions
Not yet measured
Materials
Giclée print on paper, white double mat, certificate of authenticity

Pickup only, South Loop dockNo shipping on this piece. Ye collect it at the dock in Chicago’s South Loop, and ye pick a pickup time once it’s paid for.

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SKU: WW-282 Category:

Description

A scruffy brown-and-white terrier, ears straight out like wings and tongue out, whose whole body has turned into an orange blur wrapped in loops of motion. Four small paws stick out at the corners. The title explains everything: “Do You Want To Go For A Walk?”

It is signed Ken Bailey in the image and again in pencil in the margin, with the title and the number 157/1,500 in pencil alongside. The certificate of authenticity comes with it and gives the medium as giclée, the year as 2008, size version #1, and the edition as 1,500 numbered plus 200 artist’s proofs.

It sits in a white double mat. The photos show no frame. Any dog owner on the crew will tell you this is a strictly accurate picture.

Dock pickup in the South Loop.

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