Wiki Loves Collective Memories/Institutions with Freely Licensed Content
Institutions with Freely Licensed Content
Below, you will find institutions with freely licensed content that can be re-used. This typically comprises high-resolution images of artifacts that can be downloaded from within the institution's online catalogue or high-resolution images made available on Wikimedia Commons. In some cases, institutions are ready to take further high-quality photographs of their artifacts on demand and to upload them on Wikimedia Commons.
Institutions without an explicit licensing policy, but making high-resolution images of a larger number of two-dimensional public domain works available for download have been included on this list as well, provided that the image metadata allows to clearly establish the public domain status of the works concerned.
Institutions with an International Scope
The international monitoring covers heritage institutions whose holdings are international in scope and thus are of interest to an international audience. For practical reasons, the initial focus is on heritage institutions with archaeological, ethnological, or art collections whose geographical scope includes Mexico. The scope of the monitoring will be expanded in the future (click here to learn more about the monitoring).
This list is generated from data in Wikidata and is periodically updated by a bot.
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Museum Rietberg
museum in Zurich (Switzerland)
Cleveland Museum of Art
art museum in Cleveland, Ohio
Museum of World Culture
museum in Gothenburg, Sweden (2004â)
National Museum of World Cultures
museum group for global art, history and material culture
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Museum of Ethnography
museum in Stockholm, Sweden
