yup, as I said, it's a personal choice... for some types of prints it looks good, on others it doesn't... mark --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Truman Prevatt <tprevatt@m...> wrote: > As long as the copyright is on the back of the print I don't mind. > However, I would not buy a print with a copyright notice on the front - > even if it were matted and under the matt. I might want to change how > the print was displayed. The image belongs to the artist, but the print > is mine. I do like to see the artist signature under the image on the > paper. If the print is matted I like the matt cut large enough to > display the signature. > > Truman > > Mark Hahn wrote: > > > with fine art paintings or prints, no one ever uses a copyright > > symbol or words... don't think it looks good on a photo either. > > Whether you use a visible signature is a personal choice which some > > people feel strongly about either one way or the other. Think people > > should worry more about selling prints than worrying about copyright > > infringement. > > > > mark > >
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[Digital BW] Re: Signature & copyright
2003-12-21 by Mark Hahn
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