Rights and permissions
The Canadian War Museum and the Canadian Museum of History are pleased to encourage the responsible use of their collections.
Reproductions of paintings, drawings, and posters from the Beaverbrook Collection of War Art, photographs from the George Metcalf Archival Collection, or images of military artifacts from the Museum’s collection can be custom-ordered through our Image Reproduction Services section. For more details on the collections and this service please download our image reproduction services brochure (PDF).
If you wish to use, reproduce or transmit any image, text, or part of the collections for purposes other than personal or research use (such as for a book, brochure, CD or DVD, film or video, website, poster, exhibition, etc.), or should you wish to use the material for any purpose other than the ones already authorized, you must first obtain a written permission from the Canadian War Museum or the Canadian Museum of History.
- Please submit your request using the online request form
- Please note that reproduction fees and usage fees are applicable and will vary according to the planned usage
- If the copyright on the work is not completely held by the Museum, the user must obtain written permission from the copyright owner
- The credit line, as specified by the Museums, is mandatory and unless otherwise advised, permission to use is granted on a non-exclusive and one-time basis only
- A period of four to six weeks may be necessary to process your request
Permission and usage fees
To obtain permission to reproduce materials from the Canadian War Museum or the Canadian Museum of History, usage fees, apart from the reproduction fees, may apply and will vary according to the intended usage of such material.
Reproduction fees
For permission to reproduce materials from the Canadian War Museum or the Canadian Museum of History, reproduction fees, apart from the usage fees, are applicable and will vary according to the format required. Fees are as follows: