Photographs, 1969-1996 and undated
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Access note: All materials are open for general research use with the exception of five fine prints indicated in the "American People: Portraits from the Philadelphia Community in the Dominican Republic" series. Photocopies are available in box 41 for viewing purposes.
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Use note: Photographer holds all copyright.
There are specific exhibition and reproduction restrictions on all photographic components of this collection; these are outlined in full in the Conditions Governing Use in the collection overview (introductory information in the collection guide). Please contact the Director of the Archive of Documentary Arts for more details.
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The photography in this collection represents Belcher's work from his first forays into photography in New York City between 1969 and 1971, up to his most recent projects in Vietnam, the Dominican Republic and the United States. This series is organized by project subseries, which are arranged chronologically by the beginning date of each project. Within each subseries, black-and-white work precedes color work, and contact sheets precede photographic prints.
For information about specific contact sheets and photographs, researchers are advised to consult Belcher's own notes on his work, usually found on the back of individual contact sheets or photographs.
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Five exhibition-quality prints from the project "American People: Portraits of the Philadelphia Community in the Dominican Republic" are restricted; there are photocopies of these prints available in box 41 for viewing purposes.
Exhibition and reproduction restrictions for all photographic components are outlined in the Conditions Governing Use section, as requested by the photographer.
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The copyright interests in this collection have not been transferred to Duke University. For more information, consult the copyright section of the Regulations and Procedures of the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library.
Publishing requests should be directed to Mr. Belcher, who retains the copyright on all materials in this collection. Stipulations regarding the exhibition and reproduction of materials in the photography series vary according to the type of image in question, and are summarized below. The designation of specific images as professional, exhibition, study, reading-room-only or undesignated images may be determined by consulting Mr. Belcher's notes on individual photographs and contact sheets.
Professional and Exhibition Images
Exhibition: Request permission from Mr. Belcher.
Reproduction: The Library may make viewing copies, photocopies or slides for the purposes of research, teaching, private study or scholarly illustration.
Study Images
Exhibition: May be used in exhibitions only within the Library itself, and only when appropriate language is used to describe the place of these study images within Mr. Belcher'soeuvre.
Reproduction: The Library may make viewing copies, photocopies or slides for the purposes of research, teaching, private study or scholarly illustration.
Reading-Room-Only and Undesignated Images
Exhibition: These images may not be exhibited within or beyond the Library at any time whatsoever.
Reproduction: Pen and ink renditions of images so marked are the only allowable form of reproduction. Reading-room-only and undesignated images may not be reproduced in any photographic, electronic or digital form, or by other means for any purpose whatsoever.
Contact Sheets
Specific images on contact sheets have been identified as professional, study, or reading-room-only images, or remain undesignated. Stipulations on exhibition and reproduction of individual contact sheet images are dependent on the specific designation of the images in question.
Exhibition-Quality, Fine Prints
Exhibition: These prints may be displayed within or beyond the Library, at the Library's discretion.
Reproduction: Selected fine prints in this collection are restricted from general research use and thus are not to be reproduced. However, these images are duplicated in the collection as exhibition images, which may be reproduced according to the stipulations above. Requests for fine prints not in the Library's possession for use in exhibition, as well as requests for reproductions of fine prints for publication, should be directed to Mr. Belcher.
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