: This, from my publisher in Palo Alto, CA: Paintings: pre-1906 = public domain ...and given I worked with my publisher 8 times over a 3 year period, therefore got to know her/legal, inside

This, from my publisher in Palo Alto, CA:

Paintings: pre-1906 = public domain
...and given I worked with my publisher 8 times over a 3 year period, therefore got to know her/legal, inside and out...take it to the bank, and minus everyone else's whereases and therefores. So,

Pollock's work? NOOOOO!!!

Benton's work? NOOOOO!!!

Reconstruction-era woodcuts? Go nuts.

Like that. Use The Great SF Earthquake, as your fault line.

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