Sources & rights
Every discovery has a story. Its source belongs with it.
Attribution stays visible
Artwork details preserve available provenance and link to the credited source or further reading. Museum objects, literary excerpts, photographs and films may have different rights and reuse conditions. Follow the original source’s terms before copying, publishing or adapting material.
Studies are not historical objects
AI-generated editorial studies and extracts from the supplied reference film are identified as illustrative material in their provenance. They are not presented as authenticated museum objects or documentary evidence.
A collection is a bookmark
Saving a discovery to your personal archive does not transfer ownership or grant a license to the underlying artwork. Links to outside reading are references, not an endorsement or an affiliation.
Corrections & rights concerns
If attribution is incomplete, cultural context needs correction, or you have a rights concern, contact @ecl4er_ with the discovery title and original source. For rights requests, explain your connection to the work without sending sensitive identity documents in a direct message.