Rights And Reproduction Agreement

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Images on this website are available for non-commercial personal use to download, including for publication on personal websites and blogs. Please provide a courtesy to the Harvard Art Museums credit line and the original image URL. Please note that some of the content on the site is protected by third-party rights. For example, large images of certain objects are not available due to copyright restrictions. 2. Restrictions on reproduction. The reproduction of authorized images must be complete black and white or full color. Each image must be reproduced in its entirety without cutting, bleeding, modifying, splitting or making other changes. If a detail is displayed, the label should contain the word « detail » and a full view should also be displayed. The images must correspond to the long size @72ppi 1024 pixels. The full view and details should match the pixel size above. The Thomas Gilcrease Institute of American History and Art a/k/a Gilcrease Museum assumes no responsibility for the artist`s or museum`s claims against the applicant or museum by the artist or third party on his behalf. The plaintiff agrees to compensate the museum and to keep it unscathed from any such claim.

The onus is on the applicant to obtain the necessary authorizations for objects/materials for which the museum is not copyrighted or which may be subject to other restrictions. Applicants are advised that obtaining rights can be a long and complex task and must be planned well in advance. All royalties or other requirements set by the copyright holder must be paid or honoured by the applicant and are not the responsibility of the museum. [In the case of living artists or if there are still eincopyright performances, the applicant must give the artist`s written permission before the museum publishes Smaterial plastic.] The Smithsonian Institution Archives allows the use of digital and photographic reproductions of its collectibles, in accordance with applicable rights and restrictions. Individuals or organizations wishing to obtain a copy must first obtain permission from the archives, unless otherwise stated on this site. Collections may contain « copyrighted » and expired items. However, if the works are copyrighted, they can still be controlled by reproduction rights. Gilcrease`s permission to manufacture materials for reproduction depends on your agreement to pay these copyrights and the payment of taxes to the copyright holder prior to publication. Reproduction is permitted only from materials provided by the Gilcrease Museum`s Rights and Reproductions Department. Payment must be made before completing the order and can be paid by credit card, cheque, cash check or payment order in U.S.

currency. The Gilcrease Museum accepts the following credit cards: Master Card, American Express, Discover and Visa. We use the right to charge additional fees for items that pose unusual difficulties when scanning or printing. Royalties cover reproduction and processing costs and are not copyright authorizations and/or royalties. Gilcrease Museum does not provide images to companies or individuals that would replicate photography rental images or digital image catalog and/or sales service. This works because a photo of an object is legally classified as « artistic work » and is therefore protected by copyright. Therefore, where copyright on the work itself (for example. B for objects belonging to an archaeological collection) no longer exists, there are rights to photographs of objects.

These special photos cannot then be used without permission and owners can charge a fee.