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I am reopening this DR, as I am allowed to do so. There's some points I want to make here, per the discussions above.
(1) Assumptions that it looks old is not a valid per Wikimedia policy. Modern artists are able to paint in different art styles and there's many examples hereof. This is in line with the policy COM:PRP: "The file is obviously common property. It can be found all over the internet and nobody has complained."
(2) The only thing I am asking here is evidence to confirm the status of the work, which no one so far has provided. This is in line with the policy COM:PS#Evidence: "In all cases, the burden of proof lies on the uploader or other person arguing for the file to be retained [...]."
Note: Currently, User:Abzeronow added a source, which he has acknowledged not to have actually consulted (see the user talk page). Neither was it clarified that anyone has consulted to confirm what's requested.
(3) This goes further to COM:DRBear in mind, though, that admins cannot ignore Commons policies or any applicable copyright law even if a majority of users expressing opinions want them to do so."
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(1) Assumptions that it looks old is not a valid per Wikimedia policy. Modern artists are able to paint in different art styles and there's many examples hereof. This is in line with the policy COM:PRP: "The file is obviously common property. It can be found all over the internet and nobody has complained."
(2) The only thing I am asking here is evidence to confirm the status of the work, which no one so far has provided. This is in line with the policy COM:PS#Evidence: "In all cases, the burden of proof lies on the uploader or other person arguing for the file to be retained [...]."
Note: Currently, User:Abzeronow added a source, which he has acknowledged not to have actually consulted (see the user talk page). Neither was it clarified that anyone has consulted to confirm what's requested.
(3) This goes further to COM:DRBear in mind, though, that admins cannot ignore Commons policies or any applicable copyright law even if a majority of users expressing opinions want them to do so."}} ~~~~
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The factual accuracy of this description or the file name is disputed.
Reason: Warning: This image was tagged erroneously as "Su Shi, Song Dynasty Poet and Statesman" for many years.
DescriptionSuShi-Portrait.jpg
A Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) painting of Xiang Yu 项羽 (232-202 BCE), military leader and overlord in the Qin Dynasty (221-206 BCE).
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Date
before 1912
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Source
"Portrait of Xiang Yu. Source: 'Portraits of Famous People in Chinese History' compiled by the Conservation Department of the Chinese History Museum
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