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Non-free / fair use media rationale for Predator (alien)
Description	Sketches by Stan Winston done for the film Predator
Source	Winston Effect: The art and history of the Stan Winston studio
Article	Predator (alien)
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Low resolution?	Is of a far lower resolution than original picture
Purpose of use	Its inclusion in this article adds significantly to their content as it shows the subject of this article (or subsection of article) and is significant to the public and the artist who created it;
Replaceable?	No

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current	16:21, 30 April 2008	520×303 (33 KB)	Dark hyena (Talk \| contribs)	({{Non-free use rationale \|Article= Predator (alien) \|Description= Sketches by Stan Winston done for the film ''Predator'' \|Source= Winston Effect: The art and history of the Stan Winston studio \|Portion= \|Low_resolution= Is of a far lower resolution )