Re:Locksmith gets less tips and more price complaints for be...
by ilovecomputers on Wednesday December 15, 2010 @05:21AM
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And fifty years to build up the social acceptance that his work has much value.
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Re:Locksmith gets less tips and more price complaints for be...
by ZoFreX on Wednesday December 15, 2010 @06:16AM
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Picasso was one of few artists to have their work be of value during their lifetime, wasn't he?
Re:Locksmith gets less tips and more price complaints for be...
by wisty on Wednesday December 15, 2010 @09:19AM
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He was the first (only?) artist to get an exhibition in the Louvre while he was still alive.
It didn't hurt that he lived for quite a while.
Dali was also quite popular in his lifetime, and possibly even less afraid of self-promotion.
Re:Locksmith gets less tips and more price complaints for be...
by ZoFreX on Wednesday December 15, 2010 @05:06PM
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How could I forget Dali, him of the famous chequebook!
Living quite a while seems to be as big a factor in gaining fame as an artist than anything else - this is also important to win a Nobel prize!