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An artist can continue using Barbie dolls in his photographic renderings, some of which depict dolls posed in sexual positions, a federal appeals court ruled. Toymaker Mattel sought to bar Utah artist Tom Forsythe from using the doll in his photographs and from selling the photos as postcards pending a fall copyright and trademark infringement trial.
February 23, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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