The current issue of posters being copied/replicated and sold as original
got me thinking about copies/forgeries and legal/illegal.
Specifically, I thought about the Academy who (as I understand it)
commissioned an exact copy of the Cavalcade OS to hang in their collection
to represent the orig
Doug
your example is well taken, however I think there is one very
important factor here:
the Academy will never sell the item. It will never be out in the
marketplace, probably even if a Cavalcade one sheet comes up & they
beat you out of it in an auction it will not be sold.
Also, isn't it
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Doug
your example is well taken, however I think there is one very important
factor here:
the Academy will never se
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Doug
your example is well taken, however I think there is one very
important factor here:
the Academy will never sell the item. It will never be out in the
marketplace, probably even if a Cavalcade one sheet comes up & they
ceive.
FRANC
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The current issue of posters being copied/replicated and sold as
origina
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*Subject:* [MOPO] Copy or forgery?
The current issue of posters being copied/replicated and sold as
original got me thinking about copies/forgeries and legal/illegal.
Specifically, I thought about the Academy who (as I understand it)
commissioned an exact copy of
t has committed the fraud, not the artist who created them with
no intention to deceive.
FRANC
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Just to clarify. The reproduction of the Cavalcade o/s in the Academy's
collection is a photograph sized 41x27. It is not a painting or
recreation but was produced in the late 1980s from an original that was
in an institutional collection. The whereabouts of the original o/s
from which our repro
thanks anne.
i think many were assuming it was a photograph of an original one
sheet. others assumed someone created a painting of some kind, which
would have been more costly and prone to minor errors (color,
shading, etc).
thanks for the clarification.
best.
jeff
On Sep 3, 2009, at
Anne thanks for the info.. and the knowledge of a Cavalcade one sheet
out there must be perking up Doug Taylor
Rich
At 08:13 AM 9/3/2009, Anne Coco wrote:
Just to clarify. The reproduction of the Cavalcade o/s in the
Academy's collection is a photograph sized 41x27. It is not a
painting or
t
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Anne thanks for the info.. and the knowledge of a Cavalcade one sheet out
there must be perking up Doug Taylor
Rich
At 08:13 AM 9/3/2009, Anne Coco wrote:
Just to clarify. The reprod
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