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[edit] Summary

Description: Albert Einstein famously sticks his tongue out for a photographer.
Source: The image was made by UPI photographer Arthur Sasse. This particular version of the image comes from this source.
Date: March 14, 1951

[edit] Licensing

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[edit] Fair use rationale in Albert Einstein in popular culture

This is a world-famous photo of a non-repeatable historic event that is iconically associated with Albert Einstein.
The image is discussed in the article and is needed to demonstrate Einstein's prominence in pop culture.
This is the most famous image of Albert Einstein in popular culture and is not replaceable with a free image.
The image cannot be conveyed in another form (either text or another image) since the image itself is discussed in the article.
This is a low resolution version of the image, not likely to infringe the selling rights of the photographer.
The commercial value of the photograph is not significantly reduced by its use on the article