TB&I talks to Claudia Andrieu, head of legal affairs at the Picasso Administration, about the challenges of protecting possibly the greatest artistic legacy of the 20th century.
TB&I talks to Claudia Andrieu, head of legal affairs at the Picasso Administration, about the challenges of protecting possibly the greatest artistic legacy of the 20th century.
What kinds of IP issues does the Picasso Administration face? How common is infringement?
The Succession Picasso—sole owner of all the IP rights and interests attached to the work and the name of Pablo Picasso (not the Picasso Administration)—faces all kinds of violations. Some of them are IP issues, some of them not.
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