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mikeymonkey | 08:46 Wed 27th May 2015 | Arts & Literature
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The Cameron Photographic Studio in London took images of the Good and Great. Are pictures taken in 1880s and 1890s still in copyright and if so who owns them?
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Many thanks Buenchico. It can be minefield, the one I'm thinking of is 'owned' by a library and requires a fee for a copy but says I have to make sure of 'copyright'.
the library may well own a physical print and charge you for copying it. That's separate from any copyright of the person who took the photo, which, as Buenchico says, has expired.
You haven't got a picture of Bruce Forsyth I could have?

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