User talk:PeccadilleDP

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-- Wikimedia Commons Welcome (talk) 10:23, 28 December 2021 (UTC)

Licence

Bonjour PeccadilleDP, j'ai un doute par rapport à tes licences "Œuvre du domaine public" (ex.). Comme on peut lire dans le template {{Artwork}}, «Faithful reproductions (without specific creative contribution from the photograph) of 2D art only require a license for the artwork, like {{PD-art}}. Copyrightable photos of 2D art and photos of 3D art (sculptures, structures, coins, gems, etc.) require a licence for the depicted artwork and a licence for the photograph itself. In such cases, {{Art Photo}} is recommended. See here for more information about copyright of the copied artwork. » Les œuvres en fer forgé de Ferdinand Marrou, à mon avis, sont du 3D, donc a priori il faut respecter les droits du photographe et la licence du site web d'où vient la photo, que je pense que ce n'est pas du domaine public. Qu'en penses-tu ?--Pạtạfisik 13:01, 28 December 2021 (UTC)

Bonjour ! Oui, en effet, il peut y avoir droit d'auteur sur les reproductions d'oeuvres 3D, mais ce n'est, à mon avis, pas le cas ici : j'ai fait exprès de choisir des images frontales, sans fond, pour lesquelles il n'y a pas "Œuvre de l'esprit" des photographes (qui ne sont d'ailleurs pas mentionnés : pas de crédit photo sur les sites de vente consultés). Il serait abusif, ici, d'ajouter une couche de droit sur des œuvres du domaine public servilement reproduites.

Pour ce qui est de l'image qui provient du Petit Palais, les musées de la ville de Paris publient leur collection en CC0.

Quant au Musée Le Secq des Tournelles, l'image HD est à mon avis celle fourni par la maison de vente et la seconde provient (sans crédit) du site du musée.

En tout cas, j'ai bien eu difficulté à trouver la case appropriée à mon cas. PeccadilleDP (talk) 13:10, 28 December 2021 (UTC)

Merci pour les réponses et bonne continuation ! Pạtạfisik 10:39, 12 January 2022 (UTC)