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To: Moltke
So the take-away from this is that a $25 painting is - or can be - just as good as a $26M painting. So much for the “art” market.

I don't know how on earth anyone, not just an art critic or art appraiser, could possibly value a genuine painting of that quality (ie, not a print or copy) at $25. That is just insane.

21 posted on 10/03/2016 2:48:24 PM PDT by ETL (God PLEASE help America...Never Hillary!)
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To: ETL

The article says they believed it was a contemporaneous copy by a nobody artist, and the “$25” was the equivalent of a couple thousand in current dollars.

Just being old doesn’t make articles valuable, as people who inherit old books discover to their sorrow.


23 posted on 10/03/2016 2:51:54 PM PDT by Tax-chick (The coming of a Cthulhu presidency will be heralded by a worldwide wave of madness.)
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To: ETL

Contemporaneous with Raphael, that is.


24 posted on 10/03/2016 2:52:46 PM PDT by Tax-chick (The coming of a Cthulhu presidency will be heralded by a worldwide wave of madness.)
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