Artist	Robert Henri  (1865–1929)      Alternative names pseudonym: Cozad, Robert Henry; Robert Earle Henri; Robert Henry Cozad; Robert Earl Henri; Henri; Robert Cozad Henri Description American painter Date of birth/death 24 June 1865  12 July 1929  Location of birth/death Cincinnati  New York  Work location Paris; Amsterdam; Haarlem; Volendam; Atlantic City; Santa Fe; New York; Philadelphia; Woodstock  Authority file : Q724860 VIAF: 76426766 ISNI: 0000000083955005 ULAN: 500005486 LCCN: n50037311 NLA: 35187826 WorldCat artist QS:P170,Q724860
Description	English: Olive Craddock aka Roshanara by Robert Henri (Craddock died in 1926)
Date	2 January 1926 date QS:P571,+1926-01-02T00:00:00Z/11
Source/Photographer	http://www.artsunlight.com/artist-NH/N-H0016-Robert-Henri/N-H0016-107-roshanara.html

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As one of Henri's most widely-regarded works, it is likely that this was published (in the sense of publicly-available copies being prepared) prior to his death in 1926. In any case, a reasonably diligent search provided no evidence of registration or renewal in the Catalog of Copyright Entries. If this artwork was originally published prior to 2 March 1989, it is in the public domain for lack of registration or renewal (as appropriate). If it remained unpublished by a legal rights-holder until 2003 (if ever), then it is in the public domain because it is greater than 70 years since the death of its author. There is no reasonable cause to believe that this image had a legal first date of publication between 2 March 1989 and 2002, inclusive.