File:Charley Patton (1930 Paramount promo calendar).jpg

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English: Promotional 1930 calendar for Paramount Records, advertising American blues musician Charley Patton (spelled "Charlie" here) as an "Exclusive Paramount Artist".
Date
English: Photo taken 1929; calendar published 1929–30.
Source
English: Originally published and distributed in 1929–30 by Paramount Records. This image is from the following reproduction:

Tefteller, John (2003). "Gold in Grafton! Long lost Paramount photos, artwork, 78s surface after 70 years!" 78 Quarterly. No. 12. p. 20. Archived from the original on October 17, 2015.

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English: Photo published by Paramount Records and the F. W. Boerner Company. Photographer uncredited and unknown.
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English: No permission is required because the photo entered the public domain in the late 1950s at the latest. It is unknown whether the calendar was originally printed with a valid copyright notice, which would have been required upon publication in the US prior to 1978 to ensure copyright protection. Even assuming the original work carried a copyright notice, any copyright that may have existed was not renewed. The calendar was published in the US prior to 1964 and was not renewed with the US Copyright Office before the expiration of its initial 28-year copyright term. Because of the lack of renewal, the photograph entered the public domain on January 1, 1959, at the latest, assuming publication in 1930. In 2003, the photo was republished in 78 Quarterly. As reproduced in that magazine, the photo bears the following notice: "All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2003 Blues Images.com™. This photograph not to be reproduced or copied without express written permission." However, by that time the original copyright on the photo had lapsed, if it had ever existed in the first place, and a faithful reproduction of a public domain work cannot be copyrighted.
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File:Charley Patton (1929 photo portrait).jpg
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File:Charley Patton ("King of the Delta Blues" Paramount publicity photo).jpg
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