took screen shots of them, enlarged them and printed them on canvas. after learning that a picture of her had been sold for $90,000. she wrote, it's just a screen shot, not a painting of my original pose, no i did not give my permission and the controversial artist put it up anyway. he's been making slight adjustments to other people's stuff and calling it his own. he was sued for copyright infringement after prince took pictures and made alterations and put them into his own exhibit many prince was initially ordered to destroy his pictures. he won an appeal for most of the works in question. as the new york times reported the appeals court found that prince's court manifested an entirely different aesthetic from the original picture. last year they reached a private settlement for the pieces that