Hilary Sumner
- Sep 29, 2019
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Collage of Copyrighted Images Does Not Violate Copyright Law

Updated: Aug 24

The Second Circuit recently held that an artist's use of copyrighted material in both collages and paintings does not constitute copyright infringement. The artist's incorporation of these works was considered transformative and therefore fair use of the images.

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