KuvausBetsy-Bakker-Nort-1922-by-AS-Weinberg.jpg	English: Portrait of Betsy Bakker-Nort in 1922 by A.S. Weinberg
Päiväys	1. tammikuuta 1922
Lähde	https://collectie.atria.nl/bibliotheek/item/285691-redirection
Tekijä	Abraham Salomon Weinberg  (1869–1932)    Muut nimet Bram Weinberg; Abraham Weinberg; A. Weinberg; A. S. Weinberg Kuvaus hollantilainen valokuvaaja Syntymä-/kuolinpäivä 31. toukokuuta 1869  15. tammikuuta 1932  Syntymä-/kuolinpaikka Groningen  Groningen  Työskentelypaikka Amsterdam (1888–1894); Groningen (1894–1932)  Auktoriteettikontrolli : Q60236400 RKD: 417982 creator QS:P170,Q60236400

Weinberg took this photo in 1922 according to https://collectie.atria.nl/bibliotheek/item/285691-redirection. He died in 1932 according to https://rkd.nl/nl/explore/artists/417982?langen= The source site hosting this, Atria, says it is in the public domain. Atria is an institute that is a descendant of the International Archives for the Women's Movement. Since starting in 1935, they received many personal archives including Betsy Bakker Nort's, according to [1]. It is likely that this photo was never published until Atria did so on their website. The site hosts other Bakker-Nort images, and lists some of those as in Copyright, see for example [2]. So Atria seem to follow the license rules. None of the digitized 1920s, 1930s, 1940s newspaper articles on delpher.nl that mention Bakker-Nort feature this photo. Edwininlondon (keskustelu) 18:29, 7 July 2022 (UTC)

	Tämä teos on public domainissa lähes maailmanlaajuisesti, koska tekijän kuolemasta on kulunut yli 70 vuotta. Tämä teos on ilman tekijänoikeuden suojaa Yhdysvalloissa, sillä se on julkaistu (tai rekisteröity Yhdysvaltojen tekijänoikeusvirastossa) ennen vuotta 1930.
Tämä teos on vapaa tunnetuista tekijänoikeuslain mukaisista rajoituksista, mukaanlukien lähioikeuksista.

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