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Сообщение от LCR
(Сообщение 132876)
But there are nuances. By law, the fact that the painting was exhibited, gives its holder to a free exhibit and publish it.
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Display (publish) - yes.
Post (play) - no (except for informational materials).
The buyer is the owner of the picture is the picture, but no right to its reproduction (reproduction in any form), if not agreed with the holder of exclusive rights (by the author, relatives).
Rights may be exclusive and non-exclusive.
If you purchase the exclusive right - you can do whatever they want (replicated in any qty-vah), until the resale of the rights of third parties.
Non-exclusive - mean time, circulation, methods of reproduction, and can be sold to multiple publishers at the discretion of the holder
exclusive rights.
If I - the artist sold the painting, it does not mean that you have the right to earn money for the printing of calendars, books, posters, etc. without my participation or consent.
The painting may be one boss, and her "image" - another. Museums, publishing works (postcards, etc.) within 50 (I think) years after his death, his heirs pay money for each publication. After this period, the product is publicly available. Harms can be printed just like that, because the heirs did not. Bulgakov is not published for several years - waiting for the expiry of rights.
Publishers, in contrast to the collectors, bought from the artist is the right to publish.
P.S. If an artist has sold the exclusive right to publish, for him is the right to publish his work in a publication dedicated to his work, without notice (new) owner of an exclusive right.