Here Today... Gone To Hell!

George Chin has just done a deal with The Cult Art Gallery to sell canvas prints of some of his pictures. There are several of Axl and Slash as well as a lot of other bands and artists. You can check them out here http://www.cultart.com/artists.asp?typeK=photographer&ArtistID=12&currentcollection=24&s=0

that is just high quality pictures???

From what I was told, its canvas prints meaning its printed on a canvas (like a painting canvas) instead of photo paper.

Can we post this? if so...

(http://www.cultart.com/images/artwork/p205.png)

Nice  : ok:

for how long is george around gnr?

I could be wrong on this, but as I understand it... the word Gicl?e essentially means they're high quality inkjet prints. ?However, yes, it sounds like they're printed on canvas rather than traditional photo paper. ?Also, I would imagine they're printed on archival paper with archival ink, but it doesn't say.

Cheers,
W.R. ?

What  a rip-off..   I have a business that has the capability of producing Hi-Quality prints onto canvas. There are many different types of canvas, from artist canvas to rubber based materials. These can then be wrapped and stapled around a wooden frame. The largest canvas on sale here for ?495.00 ($895.00) would cost no more than ?50.00 ($90.50) to produce.

However I do appreciate that pictures were taken by George Chin which would add value, but we have all seen those pictures 1000 times.

Cool... but I was kind of hoping a new-era Axl would be in there. ?:(

Hes been around off and on for at least 17-18 years I believe.

thanks. i didn't know he's been around that long

George Chin has a great pictorial book of the band charting early photo sessions from early 1987. A brilliant book, came out in around 1991, I bought it when it came out, it is prob long out of print, I would would recommend a search on Ebay every now again, its a worthwhile purchase...