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That's an interesting case to raise in a copyright context. How would have Warhol been treated in today's trademark and copyright law environment? It seems th
by femto 15y ago
That's an interesting case to raise in a copyright context. How would have Warhol been treated in today's trademark and copyright law environment? It seems there wasn't a problem in 1964.
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- lbotos 15y agoWe ran an Campbells/Warhol exhibit at my school and all the information that was provided to us was that they had worked well together as he had no "negative impact" for Campbells. I would assume the same would be true today.