Legal:DMCA/Igor Stravinsky, New York City (1946)

From:	Copyright Compliance <Copyright.Compliance@gettyimages.com>
To:	legal@wikimedia.org
Date:	Mon, Sep 25, 2017 at 3:35 PM PDT
Subject:	DMCA - Attn: Lila Tretikov, Designated Agent [Arnold Newman]
Content:	File:Igor Stravinsky, New York City (1946).png
An attachment to the below has been uploaded as Wikimedia DMCA letter (Portrait of Igor Stravinsky).pdf.
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