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The Killers no. 19 by Sam Samore, 1999, c-print flush-mounted to aluminium, sold Oct 2020Photo © Phillips — view this lot on Phillips ↗

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The Killers no. 19

Sam Samore (American, b. 1963) · 1999

£819 price realized incl. premium

≈ $1,059≈ €903

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Medium
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As published: “c-print flush-mounted to aluminium”
Edition
1/2
Signed / inscribed
Signed, numbered and dated 'Sam Samore 1/2 1999' lower left
Category
Photographs
Dimensions
image 55.6 x 127.2 cm (21 7/8 x 50 1/8 in.) sheet 90 x 159.1 cm (35 3/8 x 62 5/8 in.)
Auction house
Phillips
Sale
Wired: Online Auction (UK090720)
Date
October 28, 2020
Location
London
Lot
43
Estimate
£3,000 – £5,000 (≈ $3,881 – $6,468) (≈ €3,309 – €5,515)
Source
Auction house phillips.com ↗
Retrieved Sep 27, 2026

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Wired: Online Auction · Phillips · Oct 28, 2020

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Though it was still early summer the last few days had been hot and clear. The gallery faced a park but I had not been able to take much advantage of the heat while setting up the show in Stockholm. Now I rolled down the car windows and when I could I stopped and sat by the shore. There seemed to be a lake every few kilometres. That was usually where one found the small villages or groups of what looked like holiday homes strung along the edge of the lake. between the lakes were relentless pine forests. the land was gently rolling but not dramatic., 2004
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