Renowned US artist Jasper Johns copied African teen's sketch of injured knee

Multimillionaire artist Jasper Johns came across 17-year-old Jéan-Marc Togodgue's sketch in 2019, and decided - without the teen's knowledge - to feature it in one of works.

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