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LAST PORTĀL
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I watched this with rapt attention from start to finish. Well worth it.
Building a Guitar from Scratch (with a pro luthier)
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- Kerry Callen - Wonder Woman Specialty Illustration Original Art (2021). Wonder W | Heritage Auctions
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- QUANTITY VS. VALUE, QUANTITY VS. REVENUE All else being equal, an original is worth more than a copy; a unique work is worth more than an editioned work. It’s common practice for a gallery to increase the price of prints in their inventory as more are sold–local scarcity sets the price, even though the total extant quantity is unchanged.
Walter Benjamin might say that copies diminish the artistic value of the original because they exist outside the work’s original, unique context, thereby diluting the singularity of the original’s existence in culture that initially imbued it with aura.
Paradoxically, for artists, successfully merching down an object = consistent, increased revenue. Posters, prints, or easily replicable derivative works turn an artwork into a product line, and when you hit the big time, product lines tend to be net more profitable than a handful of masterworks. Copies reduce value but increase revenue.
One original Andy Warhol (worth $20K) mixed at random into a stack of 999 exact MSCHF forgeries.(Source: moforgeries.org)
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