LvivForev particularly likes art, books, languages and history, that is why he is periodic contributor on Wikipedia — including providing factual corrections, uploading.
Respects Wikipedia's copyright limitations regarding images, but feels they are often improperly and inconsistently applied. It is obvious that the main reason a human becomes a painter is because he seeks posthumous, immortal fame. He wants very little - to be remembered by some people after he dies. For that, he sacrificies “normal” career he might have made, earthly benefits and many things. So he dies say in 1960. But no of his paintings might be published here in Wiki. Although they are ALREADY published all over Internet. Of course, his wife has died, and also his children. There are NOBODY to benefit from mythically guarding his copyright rights. But those “rights” are still fanatically guarded. And the very painter thus loses what he was really after - posthumous fame, because who’d want to know a painter when your cannot see any of his paintings on Wiki? It is absolutely absurd.
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