> (Again, I have that airy feeling that some won't see the point I made > and think I am going in a circle.)
Let's put it this way: Vincent Van Gogh didn't allow popular demand to dictate what and how he should paint. He sold one painting, but today all his artwork is priceless. Ironically, a lot of the quality of Van Gogh's paintings is lost in the common prints that some are willing to exhibit in their homes. Fortunately, they do not detract from the value of the originals. Should Van Gogh have followed popular trends in art at the time? ++L
