George W. Bush Used Top Google Results for All Paintings; Who Will Sue for Copyright Infringement?
Yes, that's right. George W. Bush is an appropriation artist.
You may have heard the recent stories about former President George W. Bush’s new exhibit of paintings of world leaders. There’s been plenty of chatter about the former President picking up painting as a hobby since leaving office. While many may have…
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