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A painting can be out of copyright and thephotograph of it can still be protected.

Museums publish two different things about the same artwork: whether the work is in copyright, and whether their picture of it is. OpenPlate reads both, does the arithmetic on the published term, and shows you the sentence behind every point of the score.

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    489 ms. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Collection API (Open Access)

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    431 ms. The Cleveland Museum of Art, Open Access API

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July Fourteenth, from "The Complete Works of Béranger" by Alfred Johannot, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

July Fourteenth, from "The Complete Works of Béranger"

Alfred Johannot (d. 1837)

1829 · Intaglio

Cleared · Public Domain

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Manuel's Tomb, from "The Complete Works of Béranger" by François-Louis Français, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Manuel's Tomb, from "The Complete Works of Béranger"

François-Louis Français (d. 1897)

1829 · Intaglio

Cleared · Public Domain

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My Soul, from "The Complete Works of Béranger" by Ary Scheffer, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

My Soul, from "The Complete Works of Béranger"

Ary Scheffer (d. 1858)

1829 · Intaglio

Cleared · Public Domain

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She is Beautiful!, from "The Complete Works of Béranger" by François Grenier, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

She is Beautiful!, from "The Complete Works of Béranger"

François Grenier (d. 1867)

1829 · Intaglio

Cleared · Public Domain

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The Children of France, from "The Complete Works of Béranger" by Alexandre-Gustave-Adolphe Levasseur, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The Children of France, from "The Complete Works of Béranger"

Alexandre-Gustave-Adolphe Levasseur (d. 19)

1829 · Intaglio

Cleared · Public Domain

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The Court Attire, from "The Complete Works of Béranger" by Alfred Johannot, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The Court Attire, from "The Complete Works of Béranger"

Alfred Johannot (d. 1837)

1829 · Intaglio

Cleared · Public Domain

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The Diseased, from "The Complete Works of Béranger" by Tony Johannot, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The Diseased, from "The Complete Works of Béranger"

Tony Johannot (d. 1852)

1829 · Intaglio

Cleared · Public Domain

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The Fates, from "The Complete Works of Béranger" by Tony Johannot, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The Fates, from "The Complete Works of Béranger"

Tony Johannot (d. 1852)

1829 · Intaglio

Cleared · Public Domain

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The Goddess Liberty, from "The Complete Works of Béranger" by Camille-Joseph-Etienne Roqueplan, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The Goddess Liberty, from "The Complete Works of Béranger"

Camille-Joseph-Etienne Roqueplan (d. 1855)

1829 · Intaglio

Cleared · Public Domain

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The Good Old Man, from "The Complete Works of Béranger" by Alfred Johannot, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The Good Old Man, from "The Complete Works of Béranger"

Alfred Johannot (d. 1837)

1829 · Intaglio

Cleared · Public Domain

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The Schoolmaster, from "The Complete Works of Béranger" by J. J. Grandville, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The Schoolmaster, from "The Complete Works of Béranger"

J. J. Grandville (d. 1847)

1829 · Intaglio

Cleared · Public Domain

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Goodbye, Chansons, from "The Complete Works of Béranger" by J. J. Grandville, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Goodbye, Chansons, from "The Complete Works of Béranger"

J. J. Grandville (d. 1847)

1836 · Wood engraving

Cleared · Public Domain

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