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For the Red Book Exhibit the Library draws upon its resources to present some original letters between Jung and Freud..., photographs of Jung at various ages, rare alchemy books that influenced Jung, a Tibetan mandala, original hand-colored illustrations by William Blake; and items that demonstrate Jung's influence on such artists as Martha Graham, Federico Fellini, Jorge Luis Borges, and George Lucas.... A Library of Congress Symposium was held on Saturday, June 19, with Beverley Zabriskie, Sonu Shamdasani, James Hillman, Ann Ulanov, Joe Cambray, Ernst Falzeder, George Makari, Betty Sue Flowers, John Beebe, and Thomas Kirsch. At a later date we hope to present film of the symposium.
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WB Yeats and Sigmund Freud works posted on Wikipedia as copyright expires Under European Union law all books, poems and paintings pass into the public domain 70 years after the death of their creator. At midnight last night the works of artists and thinkers who died throughout 1939 slipped out of copyright, meaning they can be reprinted and posted on the internet without incurring royalties. In addition to Yeats and Freud, the list includes Arthur Rackham, the illustrator whose drawings appeared in early versions of children's books such as Peter Pan and Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, the novelist Ford Madox Ford, and Howard Carter, the archaeologist who discovered the tomb of Tutankhamen in Egypt. A selection of works by the artists will be available on Wikisource, a sister website of the free online encyclopedia Wikipedia, from today. Wikimedia, the not-for-profit foundation that runs the sites, hopes that further works will be uploaded by the public throughout the year, providing near-complete and legal archives of the artists' output. |
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