A good book regarding museum legal questions is Museum Law:A Guide for Officers, Directors and Counsel by Marilyn E. Phelan; Kalos Kapp Press. there is section that covers both copyright and has an form example for licensing agreements. I purchased my copy through the AAM bookstore.

Claudia Kishler wrote:

> Hello Museum-L'ers:
>
> We are in the process of redesigning some of our forms, and I am looking for
> samples of the following documents, to be applied when acquiring new works
> for the collection:
>
> 1) transfer of copyright
> 2) non-exclusive license agreement
>
> (I have seen the example of (2) which appears on the RARIN website)
>
> If anyone would be willing to share their agreements with me, I would be most
> grateful!  Thanks.
>
> Sincerely,
> Claudia Kishler
> Assistant Registrar
> Oakland Museum of California, Art Department
> 510-238-3005 x 1015 phone
> 510-238-6925        fax
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