Jeff Koons Found Guilty of Plagiarizing 1980s Ad Campaign

After four years of court battles, a French judge has decided that Jeff Koons is guilty of copying the work of a Parisian artist's ad campaign from the 1980s. Koons was accused of stealing ad executive Franck Davidovici's artwork called, Fait d'Hiver, which he transformed into a sculpture of the same name. The 1985 advertisement was made by Davidoci for French clothing brand Naf Naf. In 2014, Davidovici paid a visit to the Pompidou Center where he encountered the work and then sued Koons for cop...