Brigitte Bardot at a cocktail party in 1968. Photo: Michel Bernanau via Wikimedia Commons.
A federal lawsuit in Miami paints the Kfir Moyal Art Gallery Inc. as a copyright infringer for allegedly reproducing and profiting from a photo of French actress, model and activist Brigitte Bardot.
January 24, 2019 at 03:26 PM
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Veteran Hollywood photographer Douglas Kirkland challenged a Miami pop art gallery in federal court Tuesday, claiming one of its works ripped off a photo of French actress, model and activist Brigitte Bardot.
Kirkland took the photo in 1965, according to the copyright infringement lawsuit, which points the finger at gallery owner and pop artist Kfir Moyal.
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