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The Value Of A Name In Art (Why Does It Matter?)
"Why is a set of photos worth millions if they were shot by Ansel Adams, and next to nothing if the photographer depressing the plunger was a nobody? After all, the images remain the same." The Wall Street Journal 08/13/10
Posted August 15, 2010 10:41 AM





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