Commons:Deletion requests/Files in Category:Jean Prouvé

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Files in Category:Jean Prouvé

Jean Prouvé died in 1984 and the furniture are exhibited in a design museum in France that does not know Freedom of Panorama that fits for commons and has a standard of life + 70 years. Suggest to undelete 2055.

The first file is from a Museum in the USA, which also has a standard of at least life + 70 years. (added a day after Sailko mentioned the photograph taken outside of France)

• File:Jean prouvé per les ateliers jean prouvé, sedia anthony (mod. 356), maxèville F 1950.jpg
• File:Jean prouvé, banco biposto (PP11), 1946 ca. 01.JPG
• File:Jean prouvé, banco biposto (PP11), 1946 ca. 02.JPG
• File:Jean prouvé, banco biposto (PP11), 1946 ca. 03.JPG
• File:Jean prouvé, poltroncina leggera detta sedia antony (n. 356), 1955.JPG
• File:Jean prouvé, sedia ruotante per dattilografi (n. 304), 1950.JPG
• File:Jean prouvé, sedia smontabile (CB 22 poi n. 301), 1947 ca.JPG
• File:Jean prouvé, tavolo centrale detto 'trapezio', 1956.JPG

Paradise Chronicle (talk) 20:25, 24 March 2024 (UTC)

 Keep Chairs and furniture are utilitarian objects that fall under Commons:UA (btw, it doesn't really matter, but some pictures are not taken in France) --Sailko (talk) 22:09, 24 March 2024 (UTC)

I am sorry not to have mentioned the file exhibited in a museum in the USA. But my DR remains. Here a link to the SCE Jean Prouvé which holds all his copyrights. prior to reproduction, permission must be sought from the SCE Jean Prouvé and the ADAGP (Société des auteurs graphiques et plastiques) to whom the SCE Jean Prouvé has entrusted the management of its copyrights. Jean Prouvé is now a rather famous designer and architect and his furniture is very different than the vast majority. Just check his "school bench" (banco biposto (PP11) or the Anthony chair (Sedia Anthony, mod. 356). And in my opinion, for such cases there is an exception in UA.Paradise Chronicle (talk) 20:06, 25 March 2024 (UTC)

•  Keep. Obviously utilitarian objects. Per COM:UA: They do not have "artistic elements which [are] 'physically or conceptually' separable from the object[s]' functional aspects". IronGargoyle (talk) 01:40, 28 March 2024 (UTC)

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Kept: per Iron Gargoyle. These are utilitarian objects. --Abzeronow (talk) 17:57, 30 June 2024 (UTC)