Summary

Description BeatGenerationLOC.jpg	English: Poster for the film The Beat Generation (1959).
Date	1959 (US copyright notice)
Source	loc.gov
Author	Incorporates artwork by Reynold Brown (1917–1991) Alternative names William Reynold Brown Description American artist Date of birth/death October 18, 1917 August 24, 1991 Location of birth/death Los Angeles, California Lincoln Work location Southern California, Nebraska Authority file : Q3428909 creator QS:P170,Q3428909
Permission ( Reusing this file )	An online search by title at the US copyright office did not find a copyright renewal. In the absence of renewal of the US copyright, this poster art entered the public domain 28 years after its US publication date.

Original upload log

Transferred from en.wikipedia to Commons using For the Common Good .

• 2009-09-19 23:31 Skier Dude 155×400× (81674 bytes)
• 2004-05-02 09:24 Infrogmation 356×917× (125699 bytes) Movie Poster "The Beat Generation" from loc.gov. Presumed fair use for article about the film

Licensing

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