ER... Bayreuth being near Nuremberg. Well, they are in much the same way
that LA is close to San Francisco. Always remember that any short-cut
that takes you off the Autobahn will double your travel time :-)
Regina (who lived there many years and just came back from a visit to what
had always
Spreading the news!
Starr
I read with interest last week a discussion about dwindling fabric shopping
in New York.
No kidding! I've been a costume designer in New York since 1972. Way
back
then there were several fabric districts - 57th Street, the 30's (the
Garment District), 14th
I guess when you live in Arizona, an hours drive is nothing. Even the back way
it is about an hour and a half.
When we lived in Germany we drove all over EuropeIt seemed small compared
to traveling across Texas and California!
Sg
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From: Wanda
The distance isn't quite so bad. LA and SF are over 300 miles apart. Bayreuth
and Nuremberg are about 50 miles apart. I've known people to drive farther than
that for Krispy Kreme donuts! :)
Wanda Pease [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ER... Bayreuth being near Nuremberg.
Well, they are in much the
It works if you go to:
http://aca.ninemsn.com.au/
and click the link from there.
I changed the subject line because it was offensive. The
history is brief, captions on each of 12 photos. It's done in a
factual way and not as a men's entertainment piece. It's not
porn. I
I finally dragged out my business cards from my last trip to NYC.
here they are (with my notes):
Ayazmoon Fabric
235 W 40th St (between 7th 8th)
m-f 9-7, Sat 10-6pm, sun noon -5pm
(beaded sari fabric $15/yd)
Paron West Corp
206 W 40th,
(212) 768-3266
no hours on card
www.paronfabrics.com
Some times we speak about copy rights.
I was astunned yesterday when i read a rewiev of a new art exhibition in
Copenhagen. A danish painter exhibits his work in Bredgade.
There was a link to his work: http://www.gma.dk/index.php?id=37L=0
It is all copyed from the book Dangerous Liasions.
If
True, in mileage they aren't far apart. One thing I learned after living
many years over there was that you don't look at mileage so much as time it
takes :-). I drive well over 400 miles in a weekend to see friends in
Renton, WA while I live in Portland, Oregon. Time on a good day is about
2-3
Some times we speak about copy rights.
I was astunned yesterday when i read a rewiev of a new art exhibition in
Copenhagen. A danish painter exhibits his work in Bredgade.
There was a link to his work: http://www.gma.dk/index.php?id=37L=0
It is all copyed from the book Dangerous Liasions.
If
Hi Bjarne--
How odd it is that someone would paint a picture from a photo of a costume
exhibit at the Met. Since it is his original oil painting, it might not be
a copyright issue. However, it probably would have been better to credit the
Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City and the photos
Try this
http://tinyurl.com/yrhxho
For those who find long URLs go here
http://tinyurl.com/
to shorten it.
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Cut and pasted the thing twice, came back bad request.
Laurie (not a bloke but interested in bras nonetheless)
centenary)
Date: Sun, 26 Aug 2007 13:23:06
That is an interesting question. They are his original paintings, copied
from photos in the book. I'm not sure where copyright falls on this issue.
If
he had posted the photos from the book, yes, he would definitely need
permission, and I would doubt very much if he asked for and got
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Someone with more knowledge may weigh in. I know that artists can copy
museum paintings, as long as they are clearly labeled as copies, but I doubt if
they can use them commerially. This seems similar.
I know that National Geographic does not allow paintings
I agree with Dawn - it does look like a derivative work.
Years ago I wanted to market a needlework design based on a photo from
the newspaper. I did talk to a copyright attorney about it. He said I
couldn't without permission from the photographer. The example that he
gave was the famous photo
Wow. this is the first time a tinyurl didn't work.
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Try this
http://tinyurl.com/yrhxho
For those who find long URLs go here
http://tinyurl.com/
to shorten it.
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Yes, I think it is. There was, BTW, a legal case where an artist took a
Victoria's Secret catalog lingerie photo, and did a painting from it for
the cover of a romance novel, changing the clothes a bit (such as they
were). He was sued and lost.
If Bjarne is concerned he should contact the
I followed the previous advice to go to the website and search. They were
right, it wasn't really anything I haven't seen before. But thanks,
anyway!
Laurie
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