• Notes on date: Image was clearly a crop of another photograph, shown here with her first husband. Since Lang married Theodor Köchert in 1880 and divorced him in 1884, it seems highly likely to have been produced at that time or earlier.(p. 33)

Rationale for licensing: Austria's first legislation for authors was a legal patent protection declared in 1846. This remained as the only protection in Austria, as they did not sign the 1886 Bern Convention for artistic and literary works, until 1895, when Austria-Hungary passed the "Law on Copyright in Works of Literature, Art and Photography".[1] The law, amended in 1907, and incorporating the Hungarian law of 1884, provided a general term of copyright of 30 years in Austria and 50 years in Hungary for anonymous works, or life +30 in Austria (and life +50 in Hungary) for known authors. Specifically photographs were required to contain an author's notice and if they did that were protected for 10 years in Austria and 5 years in Hungary.(p. 406) Austria joined the Bern Convention in 1920 and adopted a new copyright law in 1936;[2] however, by virtue of the previous legislation, the original uncropped photo was created before the 1895 law and thus had no protection. Further having never been identified by a photographer, it would not have qualified for protection under the 1895 law, but even if 10 years applied, it had expired in 1895, well before subsequent legislation. Searching available databases, it does not appear that the image was previously published and the uncropped photo on Das Rote Wien indicates it is privately held. Further Ariadne's biography did not publish this cropped image prior to 2003 and it appears to have been first published by them in 2010. SusunW (обговорення) 22:30, 9 November 2019 (UTC)

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