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Nirvana Sued for Copyright Infringement Over Dante s Inferno Illustration
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The legendary band fronted by the late Kurt Cobain has been slapped with a copyright infringement by C.W. Scott-Giles family over Dante s Inferno illustration. May 6, 2021
C.W. Scott-Giles illustration.
The lawsuit was filed by
Jocelyn Susan Bundy, the granddaughter of Scott-Giles and sole surviving relative and sole successor-in-title to the copyright in the works created by her late grandfather, against Nirvana LLC, Live Nation Merchandise, Merch Traffic and Silva Artist Management.
According to the suit, obtained by Rolling Stone, Bundy discovered in January (21) that the band had been using an image described as virtually identical to her grandfather s illustration of Upper Hell from a 1949 English translation of
Rolling Stone Nirvana Sued for Copyright Infringement Over Use of Dante’s ‘Inferno’ Illustration
Granddaughter of C.W. Scott-Giles claims band has been using a 1949 diagram her grandfather drew of Upper Hell since 1989
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Nirvana has been hit with a copyright infringement lawsuit for allegedly using a C.W. Scott-Giles illustration from a 1949 English translation of Dante’s
Inferno on merchandise sold around the world.
The suit, obtained by
Rolling Stone, was filed by Jocelyn Susan Bundy, the granddaughter of Scott-Giles, who is described in the suit as the “sole surviving relative and sole successor-in-title to the copyright in the works created by her late grandfather.” Along with Nirvana LLC, the suit names as defendants Live Nation Merchandise, Merch Traffic and Silva Artist Management.
Nirvana Are Being Sued for Their Improper Use of Upper Hell
The band have been hit with a copyright lawsuit over using an image for decades without proper consent
Published May 04, 2021
Despite Nirvana not being a band for decades, they are now being hit with a new copyright infringement lawsuit. According to the suit, Nirvana have allegedly been using a C.W. Scott-Giles illustration from a 1949 English translation of Dante s
Inferno on various merch without proper permission to do so.
The lawsuit has been filed by Jocelyn Susan Bundy, the granddaughter of Scott-Giles who states she is the sole surviving relative and sole successor-in-title to the copyright in the works created by her late grandfather,