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File:Thomas Stearns Eliot 1920 Snapshot By Lady Ottoline Morrell.jpg
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Lady Ottoline Morrell

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(Reusing this file) photo created 1920, no known publication. Would be public domain in the United States because it is created before 1923, and in the United Kingdom under the "date of death plus 70 years" rule. Lady Morrell died in 1938 and the image would have become public domain in 2008. National Portrait Gallery (UK) first made this image publicly available on their website in 2012 (4 years after it would become public domain in 2008).

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