> It's the feelings I get when I look at it. I'd agree. But those and the monetary worth are often related. The Mona Lisa's original is worth a lot, in part, b

> It's the feelings I get when I look at it. I'd agree. But those and the monetary worth are often related. The Mona Lisa's original is worth a lot, in part, because of human feelings about it being The Real One. My kids made some art in kindergarten I treasure to this day. I would probably not treasure a mass-produced perfect copy of it; if I saw one in Target it wouldn't be worth a dollar to me.