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Paintings shown on this site are either reproductions of public-domain works or original images generated for the project. The site's text, layout and generated artwork are © Krutik Raut. You may quote or screenshot them to talk about the project. Please don't reuse the generated artwork as your own marketing material. Public-domain reproductions remain public domain.

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Pull requests are welcome. By contributing code to the repository you agree that it is released under the same MIT License as the rest of the project. See the contributing guide.

These terms may change as the project grows. The date at the top is updated when they do, and the history is public in the repository. Continuing to use the site after a change means you accept the new terms.