Where do you buy pictures/art?

[LynetteScavo]

I'm not looking for original an Van Gough, but want something nicer than an Ikea print.

[CharlotteBronteSaurus]

art college end of year shows if you want one-off originals, exhibitions at little local galleries for a numbered print, or order online from the tate or other big galleries for a decent poster print of a lesser known piece

[CharlotteBronteSaurus]

have a rummage here

[CointreauVersial]

Local art exhibitions. Shops and galleries when we're on holiday.

The most we've paid is £350; we saw the artist's work at an exhibition, but the paintings were already sold, so we tracked him down, visited him at home and bought a painting from him directly.

[scurryfunge]

I've bought a few from local art exhibitions- anything from £50 to £200. Just buy what you like.

[LynetteScavo]

I'll have a look out for art exhibitions. Looking on line is sooo difficult to tell what the picture is like in RL.

[DieWilde13]

Easyart.com

[pickledraisins]

m.achica.com/userregistration.aspx?gclid=COf764farLYCFYfJtAod8kgAPA&WT.tsrc=ppc&WT.mc_id=132

Sorry I'm no good at links, but Achica has great affordable and unusual art

[catwithflowers]

//www.etsy.com is worth a look. I just bought a nice little watercolour for £30 and a beautiful hand thrown salad bowl.

[itsmummynotmum]

these are lovely & you can zoom in to see better. I wasn't disappointed when I saw the real thing...
click here
Mine's a Bantam! A limited edition too :)

[craftycottontail]

Folksy.com (UK equivilent of Etsy) has some nice stuff too - lot of dross, but some good too!