tagging a copy of public art

I'm trying to tag a statue that is an exact recasting (i.e. copy) of a renaissance-era statue. How should I be tagging fields like the artist_name, start_date, wikidata, etc. -- the information of the original, the copy, or neither?

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0	It would definitely not be accurate to directly put out the original's info. I guess you can throw it in `subject=`, sub-tagging under `subject:=` (in some uses) to further elaborate. permanent link answered 11 Jun '20, 04:34* Kovoschiz 2.4k●3●11●47 accept rate: 16%

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