U.S. Copyright Renewals, 1960
by Library of Congress. Copyright Office
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U.S. Copyright Artwork 1960–1964 by Various Authors is a comprehensive collection of renewal registrations for works of art, scientific and technical drawings, photographic works, and prints and pictorial works. The book is organized by the name of the claimant of renewal copyright, providing information on both the original and renewal registration for each entry. The contents include a wide range of artwork, from allegorical dairy scenes to portraits of historical figures like George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. The book covers a variety of subjects, from religious themes to everyday life...
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