Request permission — The Charles Tunnicliffe Estate

Demonstration Demonstration environment. Sample figures, draft wording and fictional records only — no fee is agreed, no payment is taken and no licence is legally effective.

Sending this form grants you no permission

An enquiry starts a conversation. Please do not reproduce anything until you hold a written licence from the Estate.

Enquiry service in preparation

The proposed addresses licensing@tunnicliffeestate.org.uk and enquiries@tunnicliffeestate.org.uk are not yet confirmed as live mailboxes. Please use this form rather than emailing those addresses.

Your details are held so the Estate can answer your enquiry. See the draft privacy information and the guidance on what to prepare.

About you

First name:

Last name:

Email address:The Estate will reply to this address.

Telephone (optional):

Organisation (if any):

Your role (optional):

Country (optional):

Postal address (optional):

The work

Work from the gallery (if you found one there):

Describe the work in your own words:Title, subject, where you saw it, or any catalogue or book reference you have.

The proposed use

What kind of use is this?

Is the use commercial, educational, charitable or personal?

Describe the intended use:What you want to reproduce, where it will appear and how it will be used.

Publication, product or project title:

Publisher or client (if different):

Print run (if printed):

Estimated online audience:

Media and formats:For example: print, ebook, website, broadcast, exhibition panel.

Territory:

Languages:

Duration of use:

Intended publication date:

Date you need a decision by:

Anything else

Anything else the Estate should know:

Supporting file (optional):Optional. Up to 10 MB. Accepted types: pdf, jpg, jpeg, png, txt, doc, docx. Stored privately, never published.

Before you send

I have read the draft privacy information and understand these details are held so the Estate can answer my enquiry.

I understand that sending this enquiry gives me no permission to reproduce any work, and that I must wait for a written licence.

What should I prepare first?