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Open Access at the National Gallery of Art
The National Gallery of Art has announced a new open access policy for images of works of art in its permanent collection. This means that anyone can now download and use these images for any purpose, without having to ask for permission or pay any fees.
Unlimited Commercial Use
This policy is a major boon for artists, designers, and educators who need high-quality images for their work. Previously, they would have had to pay for the rights to use these images, which could be a significant expense. Now, they can simply download the images from the National Gallery of Art's website and use them for any purpose, including commercial use.
Public Domain and CC0
The National Gallery of Art's open access policy is made possible by the fact that most of the works in its permanent collection are in the public domain or are licensed under a CC0 license. This means that these works are not protected by copyright, and anyone can use them for any purpose, without having to worry about infringing on someone else's rights.
High-Resolution Images
The National Gallery of Art's website offers high-resolution images of its works of art, which can be downloaded for free. These images are perfect for use in print and digital publications, as well as for educational purposes.
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