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Forbes on 2023-05-18 19:32

Andy Warhol’s Iconic Prince Silkscreens Violated Copyright Rules, Supreme Court Says

The case centered around a silkscreen image Warhol made off of a photographer’s shot in the 1980s that resurfaced after Prince’s death in 2016.

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