What happens if API access is not at the bottom but it is still says public domain underneath the image. I found the exact image you showed but it doesnt say anything at the bottom API access either.
If it says public domain, then legally you can do anything with it. The museum can ASK that you ask for permission or give credit, but you don't have to. Public domain means by definition that there are no restrictions.
It's a good question - there is no one defining authority so it can get complicated with some images - but generally speaking, if the image is really old (like medieval times) then it is universally recognized as public domain
I am having a hard time getting my designs that I am using from The Met to look great on Redbubble shirts. The images are a decent size and I send the images to procreate and from there(without changing the size of the image) I add my own artwork, text, and so forth to it. The canvas has a 300 DPI. I can upload and apply my design to most of RB products, but when it comes to the shits, they are pixelated. I’ve even tried resizing the image in Procreate on a canvas that is the exact same of t-shirt dimensions and it actually looks worse. Oh, please help me sort this out. Thank you in advance, Stacey
Sure thing, I have a video on how you can trace a bitmap (image) into a black and white vector: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oWL8Qc7vTbk.html
I'm not aware of open access being used for non-commercial only (the whole idea of open access is that the images are public domain). Public domain is good for any use (commercial, anything).
