An image and its rights.
Always together.

Every catalogue entry links to a specific file on Wikimedia Commons and includes its licence and attribution. Public source records were checked on 20 October 2026.

Reusing the written descriptions

The visual notes and interpretive essays have a separate text licence: CC BY 4.0 — text reuse and attribution. Each available description can be downloaded as a TXT file from its artwork page. The image licences below remain unchanged.

How to use an image

Open its record, read the linked licence and copy the credit. Retain the attribution, source link and licence link. If you modify the image, identify the changes and follow the applicable ShareAlike terms.

• CC BY-SA 3.0 Unported — selected SAIN covers.
• CC BY-SA 4.0 International — selected RDIFQ posters.

These terms apply to the specified artwork. A cover licence does not grant rights to the recording or film. Consult the full text of the specific licence for its conditions.

Source register

464 records, each with a source and downloadable licence record.

What was checked?

Records were selected using the file’s stated licence, credited party, public VRT permission notice and artwork metadata. Membership in a category alone was not treated as permission. Unavailable pages and records that did not meet the collection criteria were kept outside the catalogue.

VRT notices refer to correspondence held by Wikimedia. The private correspondence was not inspected. A source record is evidence, not a guarantee that every attribution or date is correct.

Image integrity

Previews preserve the full frame. We do not remove credits or enhance the artwork with AI. Files that have not been downloaded are opened from their original external address. Locally stored files, when available, can be downloaded directly.

Updates and corrections

This is a manually maintained catalogue. Check the current source page before reuse. Known metadata uncertainty is stated on the corresponding record, including the conflicting dates for Fatima.