Difference between revisions of "Category: Public domain images" - New World Encyclopedia
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*it was created for certain US government agencies which release ALL their work to the public domain | *it was created for certain US government agencies which release ALL their work to the public domain | ||
*it is so old that it never was copyrighted (e.g., [[Renaissance]] art | *it is so old that it never was copyrighted (e.g., [[Renaissance]] art | ||
− | *its copyright has expired and was not (or cannot be) renewed (in the US, | + | *its copyright has expired and was not (or cannot be) renewed (in the US, anything before 1903 is in the public domain) |
Latest revision as of 23:22, 7 June 2006
Public domain images may be used freely within the Encyclopedia Project.
An image gets into the public domain if:
- its creator explicitsy releases it the public domain
- it was created for certain US government agencies which release ALL their work to the public domain
- it is so old that it never was copyrighted (e.g., Renaissance art
- its copyright has expired and was not (or cannot be) renewed (in the US, anything before 1903 is in the public domain)
Pages in category "Public domain images"
This category contains only the following page.
Media in category "Public domain images"
This category contains only the following file.
- Rilke.jpg 302 × 396; 18 KB