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Photo credits

Where the photographs on this site come from.

Portraits of sitting and former members of Congress are official congressional photographs, which are in the public domain.

The 749 photographs below are of candidates who are not in Congress, and of politicians in other countries, and of the officials on the Regime Board. Each comes from Wikimedia Commons, where its author released it for reuse. I cropped each one to fit; nothing else was changed. A candidate with no photograph that is free to reuse is shown with initials.

The paintings

The 1 paintings on this site are in the public domain. Each comes from Wikimedia Commons. I cut each one to fit and show it in two tones, the black and the cream of this site; nothing else was changed.

  • Public domain
    The School of Athens
    Painted by Raphael, 1509 to 1511. The Vatican Museums.

The drawings

The 6 drawings of ancient Athens and of liberty’s history on this site were drawn with AI for this site. They are not photographs or paintings.

  • Drawn with AI
    The Pnyx at dawn under a gold constellation
    Drawn with AI for this site.
  • Drawn with AI
    Athena's owl over a glowing map
    Drawn with AI for this site.
  • Drawn with AI
    Citizens at a stone table above the sea
    Drawn with AI for this site.
  • Drawn with AI
    A speaker at a town hall podium
    Drawn with AI for this site.
  • Drawn with AI
    Up the steps of the Acropolis at sunrise
    Drawn with AI for this site.
  • Drawn with AI
    Prometheus' fire kept safe
    Drawn with AI for this site.

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