Not only that, but it infringes on the person's individual "Brand".. His name. According to copyright laws, his "copyright" will exist for 100 years after the original copyright holder's death. And I suppose (although I am not in any way a lawyer) I can guess that a savvy lawyer can finagle his way in that vein to trademarks. Trademarks, being different from copyrights. I don't even think you can trademark a person's name...
Hey... anyone buying a trademark on a couple Italian fellows? I hear "Vincenzo and Giacomo Barbato" may be available.....
Also, I understand that Steve Jobs has his name on over 300 Trademarks and Patents... which "Steve Jobs" is contained in the patents/Copyrights/ and Trademarks registration, thus making "Steve Jobs" a trademarked name already!