“Bares for Rares”: Travesty artist works with all tricks

“Bares for Rares”
“I have Gitti and Erika with me”: Travesty artist shows her convincing arguments

The travesty artist Trude Trash wants to sell graphics at “Bares for Rares” – and works with all tricks when selling

The dealers at “Bares for Rares” were short of spit: when Trude Trash entered the room, she drew everyone’s attention. But the drawings they brought with them also aroused interest.

As a rule, “Bares for Rares” is all about the objects that are offered for auction. But every now and then the salespeople come to the fore when it comes to particularly dazzling personalities. That was the case on Thursday.

When Horst Lichter sees his unusual guest, he reacts very excitedly. “Back there I see a particularly attractive lady coming towards us,” exclaims the presenter and can hardly hide his enthusiasm: “My dear Kokoschinski!”

Enter the Frankfurt travesty artist Trude Trash, who introduces herself on her own website as a “sexy horrifying man with endlessly long legs”. After a brief discussion about the dress, the focus is on the works of art that she brought with her.

“Bares for Rares”: Trude Trash wants to amaze with her presence

These are seven limited edition graphics created by Leslie G. Hunt in 1988 and 1990. The artist was a regular in her bistro in the early 1990s and left her the drawings, says Trash.

Expert Friederike Werner provides some more information about the Texan, who later emigrated to Germany. She estimates the value of the bundle at a total of 700 euros – good news for trash: she would have been satisfied with 300 euros.

Now she has tasted blood: “I hope that I will amaze you with my presence so that one or the other will spit away,” says Trash before the auction begins. “I’ve got Gitti and Erika with me,” she says, looking at her décolleté, “those are my most compelling arguments. Hopefully the cash register will ring then.”

Fabian Kahl praises the dress

The calculation seems to work: When she shows herself to the dealers, a murmur goes through the room: “Wow, that’s an appearance!” Christian Vechtel starts with 100 euros. Although several dealers are bidding, the price doesn’t really go up.

It wasn’t until Fabian Kahl praised the shop assistant’s dress that things got going: “I urgently need a new one,” says Trash, “you’ll have to dig a little deeper into your pockets so that I can afford it.” The words do not go unheeded: In the end, Elke Velten-Tönnies gets the bid for 600 euros.

Trude Trash is happy with the deal afterwards: “There are a few small bills, but I’m used to that,” says the drag artist.

source: “Bares for Rares” in the ZDF media library

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