[Balin] Ars longa, vita brevis

[BalinTheDwarf]

Christina's pictures are on display across the world, yet few people who purchase one keep it for very long. Why?

[Biograd1]

Do people usually keep them for several days? several months? about a year? several years?

Are the pictures sold separately as such? or are they part of something that is useful only for a certain limited time (e.g. a calendar)?

[BalinTheDwarf]

Do people usually keep them for several days? Less several months? about a year? several years?

Are the pictures sold separately as such? Yope or are they part of something that is useful only for a certain limited time (e.g. a calendar)? Yope

[GalFisk]

Are they then resold? Destroyed? Given away? Are they on greeting cards? Are they photos? Paintings?

[Biograd1]

Are they edible? made in a medium that somehow disintegrates/melts/dissolves?

[BalinTheDwarf]

Are they then resold? Destroyed? Given away? This is closest Are they on greeting cards? No, but OTRT Are they photos? This Paintings?

Are they edible? made in a medium that somehow disintegrates/melts/dissolves? No to both

[GalFisk]

Are they on other cards? Postcards? Are they mailed? Resold? Donated? Put up as offerings? Sacrificed? Relevant what the artworks depict? If so: humans? Animals? Objects? Nature? History? Mythology? Abstract stuff? Relevant how much the buyers pay? If so: tons? A lot? Something? A bit? A little? Next to nothing?

[trebor2]

Are they on currency? Stamps?

Are her pictures the main thing they’re buying when people are buying them? Are the pictures tangible? Part of something tangible? Digital? E-cards? Company logos at the end of emails? Audio descriptions of photos?

[BalinTheDwarf]

Are they on other cards? Postcards?

****SPOILER****

Christina takes photos for postcards.