Advice 

Hi Jkelly, In view of the problems I've experienced with attaching the incorrect description and licensing information when uploading images, I thought it best to ask for your help. I've received 2 images through email with the note below. How do I go about it. Please leave a note on my talk page (ignore the warning meant to scare off trolls). Thanks.  

Dear Paul

Thank you for your request to reproduce images from the permanent collection in the Johannesburg Art Gallery in on the Wikipedia site. Attached here are two jpegs of Boldini's Sir Lionel Phillips and Mancini's Portrait of Lady Phillips. Catalogue details follow below.

Giovanni BOLDINI (1845 - 1931)
Portrait of (Sir) Lionel Phillips (Bt.)
1903
oil on canvas
200 x 130 cm
Collection Johannesburg Art Gallery

Antonio MANCINI (1852 - 1930)
Portrait of (Lady) Phillips
1909
oil on canvas
89 x 75 cm
Collection: Johannesburg Art Gallery

[Sir Phillips was not yet knighted when these portraits were painted, and their titles should appear in brackets]

Please note that:
1. The reproductions of the artwork should be acknowledged as follows:
Collection: Johannesburg Art Gallery
2. The right to reproduce is granted only for the request as outlined above, i.e. a single use of the image on the Wikipedia site. If you wish to reproduce the work for any purpose other than that agreed upon you would need to again seek permission from the Johannesburg Art Gallery.

While these artworks now fall under the public domain, we would appreciate a note of some kind that reproduction permission should be requested from the Gallery for any other use.

There is a wealth of information available on the Phillips' in Jillian Carman's new book Uplifting the Colonial Philistine: Florence Phillips and the making of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, 2006, Wits University Press. I hope that this is of much use to you.

Yours faithfully,

Jeannine Howse
Registrar