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Except those that are reproductions of 2d public domain works... which means they aren't subject to copyright in the United States.
by bhickey 6y ago
Except those that are reproductions of 2d public domain works... which means they aren't subject to copyright in the United States.
- pbhjpbhj 6y agoWhen you access a copy in the UK for the purposes of duplication, isn't that infringement in the UK?
- bhickey 6y agoI'm accessing the images under the terms of the license offered. It isn't my problem that they don't enjoy copyright protection in my country of residence. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Portrait_Gallery_and_Wikimedia_Foundation_copyright_dispute https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Portrait_Gallery_and_...
- chrisseaton 6y agoBritish Museum ... in the United States
- msla 6y ago> British Museum ... in the United States Hey, think about export and re-import: I use an image which is PD in the US to make a new work, whch gets reimported into the UK... where the image I used is not PD. What happens? It has to have come up.
- incompatible 6y agoThe copyright holder can sue you in the UK, if they feel like it.