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In honor of…

Posted on 07/15/2011 by Jeff Armistead

copyright law not existing in 1519, no perpetual term of copyright protection, da Vinci’s umpteenth generation of descendants not having the ability to send a DMCA takedown notice, and Kind of Bloop.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Prints available here. (Via Kottke)

Posted in Copyright, DMCA, Fair Use, Public Domain | Tagged Kind of Bloop, Leonardo da Vinci

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