The artist retains the rights even when the physical work is transferred, but you may negotiate with him or her based on what you intend to do. Such licensing is generally done in writing, and is specific to the immediate intended use.
Yes, he is alive and painting.
The painting is called "Pygmalion and Galatea" painted by JL Gerome.
yes very much so, and still painting !
I have one....Who was this artist? Is he still alive? It's a pretty nice detailed painting.
It isn't actually 'dear' in that you could not buy the painting. It is however, priceless because it cannot be replaced. The artist is no longer alive so what we have of his works is all we will ever have and he was a great artist. Leonardo da Vinci is the artist.
It truly depends. For example some very famous artist like Vincent van gogh his paintings sell for millions of dollars, but when he was alive he only sold one painting and that sold no where near a million dollars. See what I mean! But my aunt who is an artist makes enough to live, she is not rich, but she is comfortable.
This is from Yahoo answers: I heard artist Kimball Cottam was tortured and murdered by angry Christians offended by his "Moving On" painting. Obviouisly I'm really curious how this rumor started because I'm Kimball Cottam, alive and well.
She did. In fact, she is still alive and has been keeping busy with her painting. She is a very talented artist and her paints sell for quite alot of money.
no, he is alive and painting in Montreal
He would be 109 if he were. One website on forgotten artists says that he finally settled in the mountains of japan and passed in 1963, though there is a painting out there professing to be from 1974.
If you mean Christa Kieffer the answer is yes, she is alive.
yes