Auction Status
Status: | The Auction Is Now Over |
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Bidding Opens: | Tue Jul 28, 2015 10:00 PM |
Bidding Closes: | Mon Aug 10, 2015 11:45 PM |
Timezone: | Canada/Atlantic |
Currency: | CAD (Canadian Dollars) |
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Welcome To The Auction!
BID on a ONE-OF-A-KIND marionette of "Weird Al" Yankovic handcarved and painted by Canadian artist Darren Moreash from Halifax, Nova Scotia. One of the most iconic marionettes made by Nova Scotia artist Darren Moreash, depicts "Weird Al" from his record breaking music video "Eat It" - parodying Michael Jackson's "Beat It". You can view this work in person at Argyle Fine Art (www.argylefineart.blogspot.com) in addition to viewing it here. We're excited to offer this autographed one-of-a-kind artwork which is a valuable collector's item for any Weird Al fan.
All funds raised from this auction will be donated to the Youth Art Connection (YAC) which is a Nova Scotia based not-for-profit working with youth, professional artists and community to make positive change. For more information visit www.youthartconnection.ca
Winning Bidder Payment Information
Winning bidders will be contacted at the end of the auction to make arrangements for payment and pickup/delivery of their items.
Payment Types Accepted:
- Cash (In person only please)
- Check (Please make payable to Argyle Fine Art)
- Secure online payment via PayPal
Payments can be sent to Argyle Fine Art, 1559 Barrington Street, Unit 102, Halifax, Nova Scotia B3J 1Z7
Winning Bidder Item Pickup/Delivery:
- Winning Bidders can pick their items up at Argyle Fine Art, 1559 Barrington Street, Unit 102, Halifax, Nova Scotia
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