Question: Is
the act of painting in the style of another artist but with different content
matter considered forgery?
After our discussions in class, I have concluded that the act of painting in the style of another artist but with different content matter is not considered forgery. The only way this would be considered forgery is if the content matter was the same. However, this act of painting in the style of another artist can be seen more as a tribute to the artist, just like a tribute band honors a famous band by playing their music. Painting in another artist's style just means that the artist appreciates the style, and finds it very aesthetically pleasing. For example, many people make pop art even though Andy Warhol was the creator of this type of art.
http://www.popartists.com/
^ Above is a link to a website that displays pop art of many pop artists, including Andy Warhol.
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