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DescriptionAram Khchaturyan Monument in Yerevan.jpg |
English: Aram Khachaturyan Monument in Yerevan
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15 March 2010 (original upload date) |
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Own work (Original caption: “I ( 517design ( talk)) created this work entirely by myself.”) |
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517design at en.wikipedia |
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According to article 25 of the Armenian Law on Copyright and Related Rights it shall be lawful to reproduce or to communicate to the public, without authorization of the author and without remuneration, a work of architecture or the fine arts, a work of applied arts or a photographic work that is situated on streets, parks, squares and other places open for attendance. See Commons:Freedom of Panorama#Armenia for more information.
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