In 1981, she shot publicity photos of Prince. Andy Warhol (1928-1987) was an iconic 20th century American artist. In 1984, Warhol painted a series of portraits of Prince. Last summer, Goldsmith reached out to the Andy Warhol Foundation to complain that these portraits infringe the copyright in her 1981 photograph, and demanding payment of a license fee. Last week, the Warhol estate filed suit seeking a declaratory judgment that the Warhol images do not infringe the copyright in Goldsmith’s photograph. The complaint (with lots of pictures) is here. Read Ashley Cullins’s story for the Hollywood Reporter.