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Robert Kime

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peach + marzipan hand pies. by the_indigo_blue on Flickr.

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wearing the oversized jacket, always having a book with yourself, walking a lot, reading in the empty cafe while drinking the black coffee, writing love letters and never sending them, and spending evening alone listening to vinils

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my memories of Ireland are all so soft and green 🌿

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Hero by Stuart Dunkel (*1952)

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Rose

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Haven’t been here for a while. Missed seeing my favourite people’s posts! But the ads are making me crazy.. There are just too many. It feels like everything is just an ad now, which is quite sad

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wonderland by aimeelikestotakepics on Flickr.

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Kiera Knightley as Elizabeth Bennet

Pride & Prejudice (2005)

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Zamora Cathedral, Castile and León, Spain. VIA.

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Volcker Hans (detail)

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@WeHeartIt /entry/1953836

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Tailor of Gloucester by Beatrix Potter from the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum Library’s Rare Book Collection on Juvenile Literature.

Beatrix Potter’s work, while already considered in the Public Domain in the United States, entered the public domain in Europe this year, 70 years after her death. 

On this side of the pond, nothing new will enter the Public Domain until 2019, due to a 1998 law increasing copyright to 95 years or more for works published after 1923. 

We missed a post on Public Domain Day, the first of the year, but wanted to shed a little light on the topic, regardless. Find out more at the Duke Center for the Study of the Public Domain.