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Precisely against the background of the large-sized reproductions that have become common in international photography in recent years , it is well worth emphasizing the advantages of the contact print , as Shore uses it . Two types of silvicultural treatments were applied under even-age management , intermediate and reproduction harvests . I was disadvantaged when I saw this film because I had already read the original novel , Loaded by Christos Tsiolkas , and had expected a more faithful reproduction . The Archives includes more than 16,500 files on individual artists - - including resumes , correspondence , exhibition catalogs and announcements , reproductions of artwork ( slides and photographs ) , and newspaper and magazine article clippings . Congress amended the law to make sure that composers would be paid for the " mechanical reproductions " of their music . A society can no more cease to produce than it can cease to consumer When viewed , therefore , as a connected whole , and as flowing on with incessant renewal , every social process of production is , at the same time , a process of reproduction . " The " Constitutional Amendment Poster Set " consists of five posters appropriate for all grades depicts through reproductions of actual photographs , the rights afforded citizens through the Amendments to the Constitution : freedom of speech , freedom of religion , freedom to assemble , right to an attorney , and equal treatment under the law . Most are termed " reproductive prints " ; that is , they are reproductions or copies of works by well-known artists such as Titian , Jordaens , Teniers , and Watteau . It will here be objected that this is the well-known hysterical imitation , the ability of hysterical subjects to imitate all the symptoms which impress them when they occur in others , as though pity were aroused to the point of reproduction .