Terminology—Originators and Provenances

The following terms appear in the Credits & Sources list. Here is how they are defined:

• The originator of a work is the person, group, or institution that created the work or to whom the work is attributed, such as an author, composer, sculptor, painter, choreographer, performer, or speaker.

• The provenance of a work is the source from which the work is obtained, such as a publication and/or publisher, orchestra and conductor, recording and recording company, collector, or museum. Of course, the origin and provenance may sometimes be the same.

about assigning credit

Our accreditation policies and practices are cited at the page called Policies—Accreditation.

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about copyright protection

ETAF respects and observes US and International copyright law to the best of its abilities. If you feel that your personal or corporate copy rights have been violated by material published at this web site, first read our copyright policy. After reading our copyright policy, if you remain concerned, contact us as outlined on the page called Policies—Copyright.

• See ETAF's copyright policy. Visit the page called Policies—Copyright: click here.