I can tell you there is also the likelyhood that a secondary owner (child, relative, etc.) will come across that box 40 or 50 years in the future and be embarrassed when it turns out to be a work of folk art and not what they thought it was.
Look at the faux Coka-Cola prints and such.
Then it creates all kind of hard feelings - ESPECIALLY if a buyer finds out later it isn't what was represented even though it was an honest mistake.
Look at the faux Coka-Cola prints and such.
Then it creates all kind of hard feelings - ESPECIALLY if a buyer finds out later it isn't what was represented even though it was an honest mistake.
