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Interesting question. In a similar vein, I have images of murals on the sides of buildings that no longer exist -- i.e. the buildings have been torn down to make way for shiny new condo towers. I often wonder if those images would still need property releases for commercial use. I assume they would but I'm not sure.

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43 minutes ago, spacecadet said:

You don't need one?

Or just list it as unreleased.

Looks like to me a note would accompany the 'unreleased' comment stating that the individual was deceased.  Any further help is appreciated

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2 minutes ago, John Mitchell said:

Interesting question. In a similar vein, I have images of murals on the sides of buildings that no longer exist -- i.e. the buildings have been torn down to make way for shiny new condo towers. I often wonder if those images would still need property releases for commercial use. I assume they would but I'm not sure.

I would think it would depend on who owned the property now.  If the property was sold, the images would be more or less in the public domain. If the original company still owns the property, it might be a problem.  However, if they tore down the building, the artwork must not have meant much to them.   

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