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Why not just find a PD image of Stalin, create a new image with the
crossed circle using some graphics program and replace the current
image, releasing it as your own derivative work?

On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 5:59 AM, <PetersJV@aol.com> wrote:
> New reason for deleting my "no Stalin" image, now because the original wo=
rk
> (Stalin.png) is no longer on Commons. I'll probably write up fair use, th=
at
> said, this is the best representation I've found of the original, but no
> clue as to the artist... http://protiv.tv/Stalin.jpg=A0Any ideas? The text
> below the portrait does not attribute it to an artist (nor is it signed..=
.);
> unfortunately, "unsigned" does not make it unattributable (if the artist
> were truly unknown, as far as I can tell that=A0would make it public doma=
in in
> Ukraine and Russia).
>
> /Peters
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