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Artist Plagiarized French Photographer for Naked Sculpture, Court Rules | PetaPixel
American artist Jeff Koons DID copy photograph by another artist for his sculpture Naked | Daily Mail Online
Reflecting on why the art world loves to hate Jeff Koons | Dazed
Jeff Koons Gets Naked in the Latest Vanity Fair - Concrete Playground
Jeff Koons | Art for Sale, Results & Biography | Sotheby's
Jeff Koons plagiarised French photographer for Naked sculpture | Jeff Koons | The Guardian
What Does the Art World Have Against Jeff Koons?
Does Jeff Koons still have the power to shock us? | art | Agenda | Phaidon
Jeff Koons Is Found Guilty of Copying. Again. - The New York Times
Jeff Koons sentenced in France for copyright infringement - Brandon IP
How Jeff Koons, 8 Puppies, and a Lawsuit Changed Artists' Right to Copy | Artsy
jeff koons | another eye opens
Second Plagiarism Claim Against Jeff Koons in Two Weeks
Deconstructing Jeff Koons' paintings, and why they are an attempt at original art (as opposed to his usual appropriations) – Art & Crit by Eric Wayne
Jeff Koons | Pace Gallery
Has Jeff Koons Become a Pillar of the Art Establishment? | Vanity Fair
Jeff Koons Accused of Plagiarism in Paris, Again
Jeff Koons: A Retrospective
Jeff Koons Retrospective Whitney Museum Preview | Time
Marble Statue Group of the Three Graces | Roman | Imperial | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Seminal Jeff Koons sculpture to headline Phillips auction
On The Player And The Game: The Jeff Koons Retrospective | Feature | Ocula
New conviction for Jeff Koons: Art of appropriation or act of infringement? - HEFFELS SPIEGELER ADVOCATEN
Jeff Koons Convicted of Plagiarizing a Photo of Naked Children
Jeff Koons' Paris Bataclan sculpture mocked as 'pornographic' - BBC News
Jeff Koons Convicted of Plagiarizing a Photo of Naked Children
Paris Court of Appeal confirms that Koons's 'Naked' sculpture infringes copyright in 'Enfants' photograph, rejecting freedom of the arts and parody defences - The IPKat