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Copyright protection for applied arts was expired because it was published more than 25 years ago (Art. 59(2)).
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Indonesian copyright law prior to 2002 is the Law No. 6 of 1982. Per Article 26, it dictates a 25-year protection for all works by institutions. Therefore, the copyright for the poster expired in 1976, and at the URAA date of 1996 the image was in the public domain.
