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Me KITZLEN
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Started On : 03-Oct-2006 at 11:20:24 PM, #Views : 5988
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In France the size of an edition of 'original' bronzes is limited not by statute but by a professional code (a 'Code deontologique'). To be an original the total edition has to be no more than TWELVE, with upto 8 in the main series and upto for artist's proofs. ('Originals' also benefit from sales tax advantages!)
I was wondering, if members could comment for other countries:
- What, if any, is the limit on the size of an edition for a bronze to be original ?
- Is that limit defined by statute or by a professional body or ... ?
- Is there a definition of what (the substance) 'bronze' is (and again who makes that definition) ?
I have put my own much shortened rendering of parts of the French Code (in English) at <http://kitzlen.com/bronze> if anyone wants a more details of one country.
Thanks in advance,
KITZLEN
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