When I was publishing a typography magazine in the 90s, most of my covers were non-typographic images. I used an image of a statue of Venus from the Getty for o

When I was publishing a typography magazine in the 90s, most of my covers were non-typographic images. I used an image of a statue of Venus from the Getty for one cover. They not only provided the transparency free of charge, but offered to take a picture from a different angle if I needed a different image of the statue (also for no charge). The Getty does a lot to share their collections. (In contrast, I paid a couple hundred dollars to LACMA for the use of a transparency of a 17th century painting in their collection.)