Selling prints

In article ,
McLeod wrote:

Now, of course, Ansel's prints go for over $45,000 a piece, no matter
how many were printed at that time.

Some do, not all. Some are more some less,...it depends.

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On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 12:47:21 GMT, Gregory Blank
wrote:

Some do, not all. Some are more some less,...it depends.

I took the figure from the Center for Creative Photography exhibit
inTucson.

Limited editions work well for those established artists whose work is
already considered as collectable. Artists who are new to the market
should not number their prints until their work has gained an
established market value.

Limited editions work well for those established artists whose work is
already considered as collectable. Artists who are new to the market
should not number their prints until their work has gained an
established market value.