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[edit] Fair use in Wan brothers

1. The image illustrates the people of discussion in the entire article.
2. At least two of the brothers are deceased
3. It is not possible to take another picture of the artist as free image.
4. It is one of the first and original promotion of Princess Iron Fan. There is no other free or non-free equivalent.

(Princess Iron Fan Promotional, Photographer unknown, OlChina.net, This is the earliest known photo of Wan Laiming and Wan GuChan with another one of the Wan brothers. The photo is from after 1941 or later since the monkey in the picture was seen in the film Princess Iron Fan which did not finish until 1941. But not much later since they look extremely young. The pamphlet is promoting them as Cartoon Creators)

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