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05-04-2004, 07:39 AM	#10
Leslie Ficcaglia Associate Member Joined: Aug 2002 Location: Port Elizabeth, NJ Posts: 534	I agree with Steven; it's far more than a caricature and it's definitely a refreshing treatment. On the other hand, one wonders what rights Prince Philip has over this image. If he strongly disliked it, would he be able to prevent its being displayed? And does the gallery have the legal right to profit from it unilaterally? $45,000 is a large piece of change. __________________ Leslie M. Ficcaglia Minnamuska Creek Studio LeslieFiccaglia.org

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