On 4/17/07 3:46 AM, Jean Nathan wrote:
The V A requires permission to reproduce any postcards
you buy from them, so unless they already have permission
from a copyright owner, I presume they own the copyright
on any paintings they have bought or had donated to them.
You can own copyright on
In an edtion of the 'Antiques Roadshow, the owner of a small Kate Greenaway
painting said she had had Christmas cards made from it. The expert wasn't
worried by this, and they usually put people right if they are doing
something illegal - the person was an expert on paintings. From this I
Hello Jean
The V A requires permission to reproduce any postcards you buy from
them, so unless they already have permission from a copyright owner, I
presume they own the copyright on any paintings they have bought or
had donated to them.
That's because they own the photograph rather than
Hello everyone
I've just found this with Google:
http://painting.about.com/cs/artistscopyright/f/copyrightfaq15.htm
not sure if it's British or American, but it does state that copyright
remains with the artist when a picture is sold, unless agreed
otherwise.
This website
On Sat, 28 Aug 2004 01:25:25 EDT
Liz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now here is a thought, I've been blogging and putting pictures of the lace
that I'm making on my blog - am I infrindging copyright - yes I possibly
am -
This is a discussion that frequently comes up on the
tatting list as one
On Sat, 28 Aug 2004 01:25:25 EDT, Liz wrote:
It isn't something that we can police because let's face it, how do you
remember who you've sold patterns to when you see them at a lace day - perhaps it
was bought by a friend as a present - I've had that happen when I've given
someone a lift to a
Here's another thing on Copyright - I've been doing what we call Lace Porn
this afternoon - looking at all the lovely sites and all the things I would like
to own at some time.
Then I thought I'd have a flick through ebay and found quite a few pieces of
lace on there for sale (and I only
In a message dated 28/08/2004 18:52:09 GMT Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
By the way, did you know that in the UK you
aren't supposed to 'charge' someone petrol money to take them somewhere -
that
makes you a taxi and gives issue with your insurance but they can offer to
fill
My understanding of copyright is that you are not permitted to
*reproduce* something which is in copyright without permission. In
UK, if you own a book, you are allowed to make copies for your own
personal use, which means that if the book shows a short length of lace
pattern you can make
In a message dated 27/08/2004 23:32:56 GMT Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I also know that a lot of people will share patterns -
'we'll buy one each and make copies'. Whilst that's illegal it's
hardly worth making a fuss about. Only if I saw someone selling my
patterns without
For sometime my DH and I have been tracing letters that are in many
universities in the UK, such as Edinburgh, Oxford and Cambridge,
these are just a few. Now these letters, some were written by DH
great grandfather or written to him by famous people. So far we
have not been allowed to see these
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