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Movie poster for "Monterey Pop".

The source of this image is http://www.movieposter.com/poster/b70-11615/Monterey_Pop.html.

Fair Use Rationale:

This image is subject to copyright by Leacock Pennebaker, but I, Mudwater, believe it is covered by United States fair use laws for inclusion in the article "Monterey Pop" because:

1. It is a poster that was used to promote the theatrical release of the film.
2. It is illustrative for identifying the subject of the article about the film.
3. It is being used for educational and informational purposes only.
4. It is a low resolution copy.
5. It does not interfere with the copyright owner's economic interests.
6. It does not limit the copyright owner's rights.

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