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Why can't an artist trademark their pictorial, graphic, or sculptural work?
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Why can't an artist trademark their pictorial, graphic, or
sculptural work?

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Artists can't trademark their pictorial, graphic, or sculptural work because these types of works are protected under copyright law, which provides the artist with exclusive rights to reproduce and distribute their work.
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Answer: Because that's not their job

Explanation: They have a contract

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