It depends on who owns the copyright on the work. Many times, the artist retains copyright even if the work is sold to an individual or corporation. In this case, permission does need to be granted for any reproduction, for sale or not. You might want to check the sale records to see if the issue was addressed at the time.

J.Clark
Philadelphia PA

-----Original Message-----
From: Jennifer Uhrhane [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2004 3:16 PM
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Subject: photo reproduction rights issues


i am consulting for a company on a publication. the book will feature
artwork in their corporate art collection. the book is going to be
produced for strictly internal company, not commercial, use. does the
company have to get artists' permissions to reproduce their work if the
book is not being sold?

thanks for your help.
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Jennifer Uhrhane
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www.detailphoto.com

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