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Please Note: Complete this form only if you are requesting to reproduce
a work actually represented in the William Blake Archive. We have no authority
to grant permission for those works not in the Archive.
What you need our permission for:
What you may need someone else's permission for:
- Digital images in the Archive of works held by
institutions
other than the Essick Collection or the Library of Congress. For materials other than those from the Essick Collection or the Library of Congress, you must first receive explicit permission to reproduce them from the owning institution. The owning insti
tution must also approve the Blake Archive as a source for obtaining digital images; some institutions prefer to supply the images
directly. Once permission is granted, you must then send us a copy of the permission letter or email from the institution for our records; the Archive Project Manager will then send you instructions for obtaining the image(s) requested. The Archive will
not charge a fee for this service, though the institution may do so.
- Any works not present in the Archive
On the copy index page for each work you will find the name of the institution
that holds that work. All copyright notices, accessible by clicking on the
© symbol under each image, also list the appropriate owning institution.
To obtain permission to reuse archive materials, please send an email to
blake@blakearchive.org
with the subject "Request for permission." Be sure to include the following
information:
- Your name, position, and institution
- Your address or your institution's address
- The work you would like to reproduce (be sure to include the title, copy, and plate
number(s))
- Whether you want to reproduce only the transcription, the entire image, or part of the image
- The owning institution (e.g., Essick Collection, Library of Congress)
- Whether your use is for-profit or non-profit
- Where and when the image/text will appear, including details such as print run, intended
audience, and medium
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