> Well, this local fellow must know that too
> cause he is asking 1400.00 for the painting,
> and I think it would make some GREAT prints.

> So, I think I'm going to buy it from him,
> and then work something out with 250 or 500
> or so limited prints...at 150 or so without
> frames.

> Once the painting is sold, do I as the owner
> get to make prints without his permission, I
> don't get this part of the Art biz...I'd
> prefer to "lock him down" and
> maybe be a rep for a % of his work??? Again,
> I'm just thinking at this point.
I too would like to know if anyone has an answer to this question. If you are the owner of the original piece can you make copies and sell the copies? I know with photographs you cannot make copies from the originals. Could you if you owned the negatives?
> But I do KNOW that selling a limited edition
> of anything is ONE staple of Remote Direct
> Marketing.

> Thanks for picking up the thread here, I'm
> an eager student with this.

> Gordon Alexander