File:Frank Sinatra (1957 studio portrait close-up).jpg
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DescriptionFrank Sinatra (1957 studio portrait close-up).jpg |
English: Frank Sinatra in Capitol Studios, circa October 1957, during the recording of Come Fly with Me.
A cropped version of the photograph was published on page 15 of the November 28, 1957, issue of the jazz magazine DownBeat (Vol. 24, No. 24). The accompanying story, titled "Sinatra: He's Frank" and written by John Tynan, detailed the entertainer's preparations before the premiere of the second Frank Sinatra Show (1957–58) on ABC. In 1959, United Artists distributed the photograph as a "keybook" publicity photo. |
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Date |
English: Published by DownBeat on November 28, 1957. The date the photo was taken is not noted in the magazine; the cover photo from the same issue shows Sinatra in January 1956. A very similar Capitol Records publicity photo (see below), showing Sinatra in the same setting and outfit, was dated October 1957. |
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Source |
English: *Original source: DownBeat (November 28, 1957), page 15, appears to be the earliest publication. More of the photograph was shown in the 1959 publicity version. See "other versions" below.
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Author |
English: Photograph by Capitol Records, per a credit found in the 1959 edition of the International Celebrity Register at page 696. No known source credits an individual photographer. |
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Permission (Reusing this file) |
English: The photograph—at least the portions of the photograph published by DownBeat and United Artists—are in the public domain. DownBeat published a portion of the image first, in 1957, and the term expired on January 1, 1986, because no one renewed the copyright on either the photograph or the issue as a whole by the 28th year after publication. The 1959 UA "keybook" photograph was not renewed within 28 years either, so those additional portions of the photo entered the public domain as of January 1, 1988. See the US Copyright Catalog. Any portions of the photo that were not published by DownBeat in 1957 or UA in 1959 have been cropped out; in fact, this version is slightly smaller than the "keybook" version because the latter had to be tilted slightly to align with this scan.
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