File:Einstein-formal portrait-35.jpg

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Description

English: Formal portrait of Albert Einstein taken in 1935 at Princeton. The photo was published a few times, the earliest one found was in a newspaper in 1955 (A.P. Wirephoto). None of the sources indicate any copyright or other details. The original uncropped photo is inscribed to the photographer. A copyright search found nothing related was renewed for the period required based on the earliest know publication date of 1955.

Date

1935

Source

RR Auction and Einstein's World

Author

Sophie Delar, photographer; published in 1955 by "unknown press organization" per source

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Albert Einstein

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Horizontal resolution	72 dpi
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File change date and time	09:30, 17 January 2013
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Image height	510 px
Image width	661 px
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