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They've not made the images Public Domain. It is part of an "Open Content Program" and usage must be credited. http://www.getty.edu/about/opencontentfaq.html#u
by ghubbard 13y ago
They've not made the images Public Domain. It is part of an "Open Content Program" and usage must be credited.
http://www.getty.edu/about/opencontentfaq.html#usingimages http://www.getty.edu/about/opencontentfaq.html#usingimages
- raphman 13y agoHmm, is the "request" for attribution mandatory? To me it seems that attribution might be optional. As "The Getty does not claim copyright in digital images of public domain artworks." (your link), I would assume that crediting Getty is a nice thing to do but optional.
- cowsandmilk 13y agoNo, you are incorrect, quoting from that page: Are there copyright restrictions for the Getty's open content images? No. The first release includes 4,600 images of works of art believed to be in the public domain—in other words, works not protected by copyright under U.S. law. The Getty does not claim copyright in digital images of public domain artworks.