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Art Appreciation

Art Appreciation

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Unfinity

#99 · EN · Common · 2022-10-07

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Art Appreciation

{1}{R}

Sorcery

Put an art sticker on a nonland permanent you own. Then ask a person outside the game to rate its new art on a scale from 1 to 5, where 5 is the best. When they rate the art, up to that many target creatures can't block this turn.

Artist: April Prime

Color identity: R

Reference prices

Reference prices by finish and currency
FinishUSDEUR
Nonfoil$0.05€0.02
Foil$0.09€0.11

Data snapshot 2026-10-23. Not live offers.

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Editions & versions

2 printings across 1 edition. Choose a printing to view its artwork and details.

Reference prices · Data snapshot 2026-10-23. Prices vary by seller and condition; — means no quote.

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Format legality
Standardnot legal
Futurenot legal
Historicnot legal
Timelessnot legal
Gladiatornot legal
Pioneernot legal
Modernnot legal
Legacynot legal
Paupernot legal
Vintagenot legal
Pennynot legal
Commandernot legal
Oathbreakernot legal
Standardbrawlnot legal
Brawlnot legal
Competitivebrawlnot legal
Alchemynot legal
Paupercommandernot legal
Duelnot legal
Oldschoolnot legal
Premodernnot legal
Predhnot legal
Tlrnot legal
Rulings

2022-10-07 Art Appreciation doesn’t target the nonland permanent. You choose which one is getting the sticker as the spell resolves.

2022-10-07 If you don’t put an art sticker on the permanent because you don’t have any available, the outside person should rate the card’s existing art. Perhaps they should dock you a point or two for your lack of originality. Who are we to say?

2022-10-07 The outside person is rating the new art, considering the way the sticker synthesizes with the original art. Does it produce a harmonious aesthetic? Does it make a worthwhile commentary on society? Does it present a fresh viewpoint in a landscape rife with imitation and vapid regurgitation? Or, if they must . . . is the sound effect funny? Sigh.

Current Oracle text is shown for every printing.