Fine Art Is a copy still of the same value if it's been created by an artist of similar stature? The Canadian National Post reports that
the Van Gogh sunflowers sold to a Japanese company in 1987 may actually have been a version painted by his friend Gaugin. This somewhat points up the lottery of placing a value on art. Why should ugly minor works by so-called great artists be work more than beautiful pieces by so-called minor artists?
[via ArtsJournal]
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