Comments on: Jeff Koon’s “Diamond (Blue)” sells under estimate http://artobserved.com/2007/11/jeff-koons-diamond-blue-sells-under-estimate/ Thu, 09 Feb 2012 02:42:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Cecilia Bonn http://artobserved.com/2007/11/jeff-koons-diamond-blue-sells-under-estimate/comment-page-1/#comment-698 Cecilia Bonn Mon, 03 Mar 2008 22:53:59 +0000 http://artobserved.com/jeff-koons-diamond-blue-sells-under-estimate/#comment-698 For those whom couldn't afford the over $2 million that Jeff Koons' Puppy fetched at Sotheby's "Red" auction benefit this February, but still want to buy a Koons and support a worthy cause, help is on the way. Topping the scale of high-end, high profile museum limited edition sales is the American Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art’s exclusive sale of Monkey Train (Blue), a limited-edition signed print (series of 40) by art world superstar Jeff Koons. For a mere asking price of $30,000, this signed silkscreen comes with the coveted bragging rights of joining an elite club of Koons collectors such as Billionaire Eli Broad, Christie’s owner Francois Pinault, publishing magnate Peter Brant, hedge fund titan David Ganek, and Greek tycoon Dakis Joannou at a fraction of the price of membership. Print sales benefit the Tel Aviv Museum of Art - Israel’s leading modern art museum. For more info please visits AFTAM’s website http://www.americanfriendstelavivmuseum.org/prints.html . Cecilia Bonn American Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art Communications Consultant Cecilia Bonn Marketing and Communications 1202 Lexington Ave., NY, NY 10028 P. (212) 734-9754, E. cbonn@nyc.rr.com For those whom couldn’t afford the over $2 million that Jeff Koons’ Puppy fetched at Sotheby’s “Red” auction benefit this February, but still want to buy a Koons and support a worthy cause, help is on the way.

Topping the scale of high-end, high profile museum limited edition sales is the American Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art’s exclusive sale of Monkey Train (Blue), a limited-edition signed print (series of 40) by art world superstar Jeff Koons.

For a mere asking price of $30,000, this signed silkscreen comes with the coveted bragging rights of joining an elite club of Koons collectors such as Billionaire Eli Broad, Christie’s owner Francois Pinault, publishing magnate Peter Brant, hedge fund titan David Ganek, and Greek tycoon Dakis Joannou at a fraction of the price of membership. Print sales benefit the Tel Aviv Museum of Art – Israel’s leading modern art museum.

For more info please visits AFTAM’s website http://www.americanfriendstelavivmuseum.org/prints.html .

Cecilia Bonn

American Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art Communications Consultant

Cecilia Bonn Marketing and Communications
1202 Lexington Ave., NY, NY 10028
P. (212) 734-9754, E. cbonn@nyc.rr.com

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