a lot of folks in the last 6 years have made a lot of money standing on the backs of the working poor and spend there money as easy as it came
2006-11-13 23:55:57
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answered by treetown2 4
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Most well-known artists had a limited output of paintings and other works during their lifetime; however, many people and institutions wish to aquire these works. When demand exceeds supply, the price rises - simple economics.
2006-11-14 03:36:01
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answered by Anonymous
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Because usually the gallery takes 60% of the price. In order for the artist or seller to make any money at all... the price has to be high.
2006-11-14 08:25:08
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answered by Anonymous
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A painting will only be sold for the price that customers are willing to pay. Even a Monet would be sold for peanuts should no-one wanted to buy it!
2006-11-14 03:37:06
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answered by Anonymous
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its a matter of talent, and if the artist is dead then they cant create more , so the fact that there are only so many paintings by that dead person make it valuable, lots of really good artists are ignored.
2006-11-14 03:40:04
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answered by Anonymous
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Antique and some people has money to give for that or want to have it them so that they will have fame.
2006-11-14 03:35:09
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answered by R S 4
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