Copying works solely for private use is allowed, as is small-scale copying by schools and libraries.
From the sidewalk, then, he switched his workplace to the Louvre, where he spent long hours copying works by Géricault, Dürer and Goya.
He taught himself painting as a teen-ager, by copying works that he liked; now, more than forty years later, he has returned to some of the paintings that moved him long ago.
According to the indictment, he began copying works by artists such as Keith Haring and Jean Michel Basquiat, and forging the artists' signatures; then, despite knowing "they were essentially worthless imitations," Jose Carlos would sell the copies to galleries.
By the late 1850's, when Berthe was still in her teens, she had Corot as a teacher and was spending long hours at the Louvre copying works by Veronese, Titian and other old masters.
Elaine Sturtevant, who died this year at the age of eighty-nine, in Paris, where she had lived since the early nineties, made a low-profile, pesky career of copying works by others, mostly men: Marcel Duchamp, a specialty, but also Jasper Johns, most of the leading Pop artists, Joseph Beuys, and, eventually, Keith Haring, Paul McCarthy, and Robert Gober.
It suggests how dependent on technology universities have become in their attempts to stop students copying work from the internet.
Just because you're learning off campus doesn't mean you can get away with copying work!
She never copies works outright, just pays tribute to them, sometimes tangentially.
Alongside the forged painting is a signed copy of a permit to copy works of art issued by the museum.
This is why Rumi's voluminous writings, produced at a time when scribes had to copy works by hand, have survived.
