This is really a legal question and if there's any doubts in your mind you should consult a lawyer (it may not be a bad idea to do so even if there are no doubts in your mind, as you might be wrong).
The magazine almost certainly holds copyright to the photo, even if they don't to the original artwork, so you should at the very least ask them for written permission first.
Britain's most popular Art Magazine is Art Monthly. You can learn more about this magazine or purchase online at the Art Monthly United Kingdom website.
yes it can be used for many things such as scrap art and a fake photo. However, you may have to get permission from the owner, depending on what you do with it.
An art portfolio is a binder without the rings. Also the cover is flimsy and they have plastic things to hold your projects.
The Magazine of Art ended in 1904.
The Magazine of Art was created in 1878.
On Main Art Scene magazines main website you can submit your work from the side green panel.
Art Nouveau Magazine was created in 2008.
Art Ltd Magazine was created in 1992.
You are infringing the rights of either the photographer who took the published photo or of the magazine, or both.
The likely word is portfolio (a collection of art or photos, or a collection of investments).
Dr. Seuss wrote for and did cover art for the magazine "Judge" in the 1920s.
Dr. Seuss wrote for and provided cover art for the magazine "Judge" in the 1920s.