Little boy of stone by gunsan
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The reason for this is that I want to know about the coyright rules when it comes to sculptures.
If I take a shot of a sculpture, can I paint it and show it? Has the age of the sculpture anything to do with it.
A sculpture on a place in town? New? Old?
A sculpture in a church?
Any other art seen outside?
How about my obligation to say who made it (if I know, that is)?
Must say I have no idea and hope someone knows more than I.
Have a great weekend
Comments (17)
I don"t know...but you have made an excellent shot !!!
Amazing shot, love the sad, melancholic feeling in this, very moody image!
Fascinating!
Well IMHO do the credits as far as you can tell. Well done image!!
beau travail!
Very nice shot and postwork. Bravo!
wonderful portrait of this and pw too!!
fascinating ...
I dont know either Gun, but this is very lovely and beautifully done. I hope it wont matter.
very well done
beautiful light Gun well done.
This is such a vexing problem that we all have to try and deal with. My thoughts are if it is in a public place it is fine, but always try to find out who did it and give credit. I love what you have done with this little fellow you have made him quite mysterious.
fantastic postwork, Gun
really nice portrait, great work
This touches me amazing sculpture i think if you paint something its yours to copyright as it is done by your hands from start to finish !!
Hauntingly beautiful artwork. It's yours, well done.
I have no idea either. I would think something that is very old is no longer copyrighted, and there would be no problem. I would try to give credit, or tell who the artist was, just from respect, even if it is someone such as Michelangelo, who is long gone. Cemetery statues are something else again, who on earth would know who has created mass produced statuary, copies of something ancient, etc. So the answer is, I don't know what the protocol on that is. This, my Dear Gun, is spectacular. I love these old statues, and you've made this one so beautiful.