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Ruling that a three-ton swan sculpture was not protected under the little-tested Visual Artists Rights Act, a federal judge in New York has tossed a suit by an artist claiming damages from the destruction of her work. The judge found that although Linda Scott had "some level of local notoriety" -- through her Stargazer Deer sculpture visible from a much-traveled road to the Hamptons -- it wasn't enough to "afford VARA protection to each and every work she creates."
April 07, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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