Why is Gustav Dore (1832-1883) on IMDb?

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0234274/

He was one of the best artists of the 19th century, but he never directly contributed to any films in his lifetime. So I don't know how he could get a link on IMDb.

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keyword_expert

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3 years ago

The answer is in the credits for these movies (on the link you provided): illustrations, etchings, sketches, art, etc.

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@keyword_expert So if any artwork was directly copied and used in the film, it can count? Because that'd be quite a big quantity of films that would feature artwork of deceased/living artists. Do you know how many Mona Lisas or Last Suppers have appeared in films?

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jeorj_euler

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Excuse me! Do I have to repeat myself?

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jeorj_euler

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3 years ago

Simply a matter of being credited at all in anything that constitutes a movie.

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