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09-01-2006, 06:49 PM
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I guess I have no culture
I just don't get why this painting is worth so much.
 I have seen 100s of so called "priceless" paintings and I just don't understand how they are worth millions. It looks like a 5-year old painted the above picture. To me this is art:  I guy in new york can piss in a jar and place a crucifix in it upside down and consider it art. I would prefer to see an artist like Shakira shake her hips. That's just me though. 
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