# Image Copyrights

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IMPORTANT: Please note that all images in the Census Database are subject to specific image rights or licenses.&#x20;
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A central component of the Census Database is the high-resolution photographs of Antique Monuments and Postclassical Works, which are freely accessible to database users.&#x20;

Images are constantly being added to the Census database, and a continually-updated list of new photographic resources added since 2021 is available [here](https://www.census.de/en/research/photographic-campaign-2021/).&#x20;

A growing number of image files can also be directly downloaded from the Census database. Records containing images available for download are marked with a green checkmark in the results preview or a green tag in the detail view:

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You can find the license for each image in the metadata of the respective image. For records of Antique Monuments and Postclassical Works, you will find the this information under **Images**, in the **Tags** field and the **Copyright** field.

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Information on how to download images can be found [here.](/navigating-and-searching/detail-view/downloading-images.md)


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