tl;dr: After an eight-year FOIA battle to obtain the Rodin Museum's 3D scans of public-domain sculptures, France's Conseil d'État ruled against activist Cosmo Wenman, declaring that 3D scans are legally equivalent to physical reproductions and part of the museum's inalienable collection—thus exempt from freedom of information law. The court invoked Magritte's "Treachery of Images" to argue "sometimes a document is not a document," overriding prior favorable rulings from CADA and a Paris tribunal. Wenman was ordered to pay €3,000 to the museum, which had repeatedly lied about the scans' existence and usability throughout litigation.