Show me where Jackson Pollack or Mark Rothko stole their art from somebody else and I&#x27;d be just as morally indignant. Do I think their art is worth millions? Nope. Can I appreciate their works as individual expressions in spite of not sharing the perceived value? Yep. &quot;Creating&quot; unauthorized, uncredited, compensation-free derivative works, in this case in particular, is what fuels the hostility.<p>And yes, many people can seriously make the point that the original, 1 of 1 version of the Mona Lisa is worth $1 billion because of the amassed cultural value and exlcusivity of the original, in that the demand for that one original painting far exceeds the available supply. Pretty simple, actually.