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Description	Photo of the sculpture Portlandia located above the entrance of the Portland Building, in Portland, Oregon.
Source	Photo taken by the uploader with Canon S45
Date	Sculpture installed in 1985 Photograph taken on unknown date, uploaded to Wikipedia on 1 December 2004
Author	Author of the sculpture: Raymond Kaskey Author of this photograph: Berkut
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Other information	The sculptor, Raymond Kaskey, is known to be highly litigious and often sues those who use photographs of the statue commercially. It is therefore reasonable to assume that no permission to publish a photograph of Portlandia under a free license will be granted.
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