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artbull-images-and-permissions

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Use to plan and execute the illustration, copyright-permission, and reproduction-quality workflow for an Art Bulletin article — the distinctive, slow, author-funded task of art-historical publishing. The author secures and pays for rights and supplies high-resolution images. Manages the image workflow; it does not grant rights or waive fees.

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# Images & Permissions (artbull-images-and-permissions)

This is the skill that most distinguishes art-history publishing. The Art Bulletin requires
**illustrations**, and it is the **author's responsibility to obtain and pay for reproduction
permissions and photography**. Clearance is **slow and expensive**, so start it the moment the key
images are known — in parallel with the writing, not after. At submission, images go in **one Word
file (max 20 images, ≤ 10 MB)**; **high-resolution files are supplied promptly on acceptance**.

## When to trigger

- As soon as you know which works the argument depends on (start clearance now)
- Building the illustration list, captions, and credit lines
- Deciding fair use vs. paid permission for each figure
- Preparing high-resolution files after acceptance
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