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Fair Use Rationale of image on Edmund Blampied edit

This image is fair use in the article Edmund Blampied for these reasons:

1. It is a scan of an item in my personal collection of magazines that can be freely bought.
2. It was published in The Bystander in 1926. The magazine no longer exists.
3. It is a low resolution image.
4. The biography needs at least one example of the type of work the artist did for magazines during his career as an illustrator.
5. The Estate of Edmund Blampied, the artist in question, have given approval for the use of this image, and I can provide written evidence of such.