Preservation of Craftsmanship at National Level

Rick · 14th April 2005, 05:53 PM

Oh I agree Rivkin , the average consumer cannot afford the masterpieces so they settle for something that looks good at an affordable price .
I think though that this is nothing new in the art and craft world .

It has always been the wealthy patron that has kept the best of anything alive be it food , art , yachts or automobiles .

I'm not sure if I am drifting away from Antonio's original question here ,(probably am

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14th April 2005, 05:53 PM	#23
Rick Vikingsword Staff Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 6,376	Oh I agree Rivkin , the average consumer cannot afford the masterpieces so they settle for something that looks good at an affordable price . I think though that this is nothing new in the art and craft world . It has always been the wealthy patron that has kept the best of anything alive be it food , art , yachts or automobiles . I'm not sure if I am drifting away from Antonio's original question here ,(probably am )