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Art Rogers

Puppies

1985

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Jeff Koons

String of Puppies

1988

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Jeff Koons

Photograph by

Daniel Deme EPA

via Shutterstock

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Rogers vs. Koons

“Rogers sued Koons and the Sonnabend Gallery for copyright infringement. Koons admitted to having copied the image intentionally, but attempted to claim fair use by parody.” -Wikipedia

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Jeff Koons

String of Puppies

1988

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Art Rogers

Puppies

1985

Jeff Koons

String of Puppies

1988

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Franck Davidovici

Naf Naf ad

1985

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Jeff Koons

Fait d’hiver

1988

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Franck Davidovici

Naf Naf ad

1985

Jeff Koons

Fait d’hiver

1988

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Public Sculpture

Xinjiang Region

China

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Anish Kapoor

Cloud Gate

2004

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Anish Kapoor

Photograph by Jack Hems

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Anish Kapoor

Cloud Gate

2004

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Anish Kapoor

Cloud Gate

2004

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Public Sculpture

Xinjiang Region

China

Anish Kapoor

Cloud Gate

2004

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Shepard Fairey

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Thank you for supporting Art Prof!

“...during the course of the A.P. lawsuit when he lied to his lawyers about exactly which A.P. photograph he used as the source of the ‘Hope’ image and deleted files from his computer to cover up the truth.” -New York Times

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Shepard Fairey

Hope Poster

2008

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Thank you for supporting Art Prof!

“At first, Fairey tried to deny he'd been inspired by that photo. Later, he argued that ‘fair use’ allowed him to take the image and reinterpret it for artistic purposes.” -NPR

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Left: Original photo by

AP photographer

Mannie Garcia

Right: Shepard Fairey

Hope Poster

2008

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