Category:Pedro Cabrita Reis

**Pedro Cabrita Reis**
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Name in native language	Pedro Cabrita Reis;
Date of birth	5 September 1956; Lisbon
Country of citizenship	Portugal;
Occupation	artist; sculptor; painter; visual artist;
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	Q375386; ISNI: 0000000084142209; VIAF ID: 117660113; GND ID: 119103893; Library of Congress authority ID: n88268640; Bibliothèque nationale de France ID: 12118336k; IdRef ID: 029589614; National Library of Spain ID: XX887644; Nationale Thesaurus voor Auteursnamen ID: 153121610; PLWABN ID: 9810659439705606; Union List of Artist Names ID: 500122998; MusicBrainz artist ID: f61760d0-a24c-4914-b920-6975842bfbfa; RKDartists ID: 218155; Itaú Cultural ID: pessoa252120/pedro-cabrita-reis; Europeana entity: agent/base/32209; IMDb ID: nm2008813
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Pedro Cabrita Reis (Lisbon, 1956 -) is a Portuguese artist.

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Works of this artist first published before 1929 can be uploaded to English Wikipedia (see en:Template:PD-US-expired-abroad). For more information, see Commons:Licensing and Commons:Derivative works.

Portuguese copyright law allows the use of works permanently installed at public locations. The law explicitly mentions buildings and sculptures as examples of such works (§75(2)q). "Use" includes taking a photograph of such a work and publishing it (§68). However, according to the Berne three-step test, the allowed uses must not conflict with a normal exploitation of the work, nor unreasonably prejudice the legitimate interests of the rights holder (§75(4)).

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