John Berger wrote an article entitled “Ways of Seeing”. In this article of his, he imposes his opinion of “works of art”, what constitutes a work of art. He also talks about reproductions of art. His perception of reproductions is that they pervert the original piece, and that by reproduction the beauty and value of the piece is taken away, that the piece is not the same because it does not represent anymore what the …showed first 75 words of 1475 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1475 total…a “work of art” can be decided upon by a small group of people, because then only their points of view are considered when making the decision. Berger was entitled to his own opinion on art reproduction. His own opinion is valid purely for the fact that it is his opinion and cannot be proven wrong by anyone because a person’s opinion is his or her own idea, not a true or false statement.