It sounds, Deb, like you might be in the clear. I am going to assume that New
York Graphic Society (the defendant in the Pushman case, btw) registered its
work as an "art reproduction," a category of work covered by the copyright law
and with some basis in case law (i.e., Alfred Bell v. Catalda
Thanks, Peter. as always, you've covered the bases thoroughly and clearly.
Would that copyright itself was that clear! Looks like my next step is to try
to research the provenance more deeply. I know where we acquired the painting,
but not whether the original sale was from the artist to that g
Deb, it sounds like what you are asking is when was this painting published for
copyright purposes. That, as you know, is often a very difficult question to
answer. There are lots of possibilities:
1. Did the artist offer the painting for sale to the public in 1928? If she
did, and there is
Hi Deborah,
I'm not sure I am following your description correctly, but it sounds like in
1940 someone made a print (i.e., a poster or reproduction made in multiples?)
of a work that was PD and claimed a copyright incorrectly.
I'm not a lawyer, but as I understand it, slapping a copyright not
Deborah, perhaps the Digital Copyright Slider can help you out
http://www.librarycopyright.net/digitalslider/
Lesley Ellen Harris
lesley at copyrightlaws.com
See my new weblog: http://copyrightlaws.com
On May 3, 2010, at 12:16 PM, Deborah Wythe wrote:
Here's a question for the copyrigh
Here's a question for the copyright mavens among us:
A painting, created in 1928, was published as an image without copyright notice
in 1938 in articles in Art News and Art Digest.
A print of the work was published and copyright registered in 1940 and renewed
in 1968.
In the former case, th
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