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Oscar Rabine

Roses on Preobrazhensky Val (Розы на Пребраженском Валу) 1966

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Fair use rationale for Bulldozer Exhibition

While the reproduction of the painting is not free I believe that using of its low quality reproduction in the Bulldozer Exhibition exhibition article constitutes fair use as define by the copyright law of the USA:

  • The image is used for the critical commentary of the style used in the famous exhibition
  • The quality is low, precluding most of the commercial application
  • There is no possibility to provide a free sample of the art exhibited on the Bulldozer Exhibition as it is all copyrighted, Oscar Rabine was one of the most prominent authors on the exhibition

Alex Bakharev (talk) 06:20, 24 January 2008 (UTC)

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