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==Price ranges of the artworks== | ==Price ranges of the artworks== |
Revision as of 02:59, 21 October 2010
Marilyn Manson's artworks span roughly 15 years, from 1995 to 2010. Initially Manson painted as a form of recreation, but in more recent years his paintings have appeared for sale in dedicated exhibits.
Even his arent worthy enough to see.
Anywho, leave this be.
Emo.
Price ranges of the artworks
The price of Manson's works has been a somewhat controversial point for fans and critics alike, with most fans realistically unable to afford the paintings save for fine art editions and lithographs. Manson's prices however are realistic and reasonable considering the long-term value at a time when prices for contemporary art have never been higher.
At his first exhibition and on the accompanying website, the least expensive pieces, tellingly those of ex-girlfriend Rose McGowan, were priced at $1,500. Manson's artworks are usually painted on a 30×22 size canvas, with a price generally between $5,000 and $10,000. Exceptions to this price range have included Anaclitism ($15,000), a 47×33 self-portrait from The Grey Series ($15,000), Skoptic Syndrome (Jack) ($15,000), A Mother Without a Daughter and a Daughter Without a Mother (In Memory of Jen) ($20,000), The Death of Art ($20,000), the two-paneled painting Vicodin ($25,000), and two Elizabeth Short pieces priced at $45,000 and $50,000 respectively, and Hysterical Parapalegic (a three-paneled piece, priced at and sold for $50,000).
When new paintings were added to the website for sale in late 2003, their prices somewhat reflected Manson's success and his growing skill. Hitler Takes a Nap was priced at $10,000 and Vampyr was priced at $30,000 (though they were of identical dimensions), two Jon Benet portraits were priced at $30,000 each, and Experience Is the Mistress of Fools was sold for $35,000, and was used as the cover for Marilyn Manson's 2004 album Lest We Forget (The Best of). Manson's biggest sale to date was in 2007 when a American collector purchased Die Deutsche Kampferin for $105,000.
Coinciding with The Launch of the 2009 MarilynManson.com the following pieces are up for sale in the Artwork Section with payments to be made to the Celebritarian Corporation.
- Lily White $2,000.00
- Aliester $2,000.00
- The Eve of Destruction $1,700.00
- Crop Failure $1,800.00
- Sympathy Generator $1,800.00
- Faunadestia $3,000.00
- Harlequin Jack And The Absinthe Bunny $2,500.00
- The Enabler $2,000.00
- Grey Daisy $2,000.00
- Experience Is The Mistress Of Fools $3,000.00
- Die Deutsche Kampferin $2,200.00
- When I Get Old $3,000.00
Tributes
In 2006, following the untimely death of legend Dimebag Darrell Abbott, curator Curse Mackey commissioned Marilyn Manson as well as over 50 other musicians to contribute custom hand-painted Dean ML guitars to create a touring art exhibition tentatively titled, Six-String Masterpieces which toured alongside American music festivals Ozzfest and Family Values. Manson's contribution was a watercolor-esque stained Dean ML that paid homage to Manson's painting Grey Daisy painted in acrylics. This piece was appraised at somewhere between $2,000- $7,500 and came fully equipped with all electronics and pickups.
- Six-String Masterpieces Online Gallery & Information
- Live Auction for Manson's Six-String Masterpiece
Art Book
- A coffee table book that would collect Manson's art was announced, initially titled The Death of Art. The last given title was Quintif. It was planned to be published by the makers of Flaunt magazine, though no mention of this project has been made in recent years.