Andy Warhol's 'Prince Series' is Fair Use, Court Rules

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Andy Warhol's 'Prince Series' is Fair Use, Court Rules
Reflection 1
The case of Lynn Goldsmith and Andy Warhol shows how art can be interpreted differently in the eyes of the law. Even the slightest copying of a prior work of art is seen as conscious or subconscious plagiarism in music. In the case of photography, however, this principle does not seem to apply.
Reflection 2
Some artists feel that stealing from other artists makes their work great. This is evident in Warhol's case as his "Prince Series" became more popular than Goldsmith's original black and white photographs. The main idea here is not to steal what the other artist has made but to steal their imagination.
Reflection 3
Although Warhol's work may have been copied from Goldsmith's, I feel that it was necessary. Warhol's transformation of Gol...