Photograph attributed to Ogawa Kazumasa, September 1912, via Wikimedia Commons (public domain) · Portrait photograph of Natsume Soseki at about 45 in a tweed jacket with a mourning armband, resting his head on his hand, attributed to the photographer Ogawa Kazumasa (1860-1929) and dated September 1912 on the Wikimedia Commons file page 'Natsume Soseki photo.jpg' (Commons gives Jiten.com and a Japan Times page as its sources; the uploader's date is not independently documented). Corroboration read: the Japanese art-magazine Bijutsu Techo's entry on Ogawa Kazumasa calls him the photographer of the portrait that was the original for the Soseki image on the 1,000-yen note, and Toyo Keizai Online says the note portrait is a photograph taken when Soseki was 45 to commemorate the Meiji Emperor's funeral, which matches the visible armband. Rights basis: the creator Ogawa Kazumasa died in 1929 (Wikidata record Q3133048 lists 1860-1929), so a photograph of 1912 had passed out of copyright in Japan long before the 1 January 1996 US restoration date and is in the public domain in the United States as well; Commons tags it as an old Japanese photograph in the public domain. No institutional notice conflicting with this was found: the image is a faithful scan of a 1912 photograph and no museum or publisher reproduction restriction was found for the scan used. Caveats: I could not open a first-publication record for the print, and the Commons file's source pages do not themselves document the authorship, so the photographer attribution rests on the Commons record plus the corroborating Japanese pages. Original 1378 x 1881 pixels, downscaled to 879 x 1200 (no cropping, never upscaled). · Public domain (photographer died 1929)