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I am inquiring about copywright priviledges for use of the photograph of the Kenneth Snelson “Needle Towwer” as displayed in the 2013 student gallery. The image was included in a search at Google “Needle Tower” – images. It is a very clear and fine photo. I am in the process of desiging a website and would like to use the photo as a demonstration of tensegrity, a concept that also relates to the support and structure of the body. I am a teacher of the Alexander Technique, a method for retraining postural and movement habits to decrease excess compression stress and increase ease of movement.
If you prefer I can send you a link to the draft of my site so that you can see how I would like to use the image.
A prompt reply would be greatly appreciated.
Thnak you,
Carol Boggs
I am inquiring about the posted photo of Moes van der Rohe and a student looking at a model.
I have not been able to find a location reference to this image.
Can you tell me where you found this,where on the web or in what book?
I would greatly appreciate any help in this request.
Thanks a lot.
Christian Bjone