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You are trying to insist on the "reproduced for cheap", I guess, because I'm pretty sure that expensive reproductions (whether legal or illegal, frauded as "re
by BlueTemplar 2y ago
You are trying to insist on the "reproduced for cheap", I guess, because I'm pretty sure that expensive reproductions (whether legal or illegal, frauded as "real" or not) of paintings and statues have existed for a long time ?
- iterance 2y agoSort of? There's also a key difference between reproductions that create a physical object (often but not always done for fraudulent purposes), and "essentially anyone can display a reasonable image of the Mona Lisa at any time of day, wherever they are in the world." Digital reproduction of non-digital media is where this problem gets thorniest because the cost of reproduction is at its lowest, and access to reproduction is at its highest.