Are images of historic heraldic shields incorporating mermaids sans chemise allowed?

LudovicMarsillach

Are images of authentic heraldic shields and sculpted escutcheons, such as would appear on the facade of a Renaissance palace, that incorporate mermaids and alike mythological beings, sans chemise, allowed?

Ashlee C.

Here is a help article that describes the rules for images in Memories. https://www.familysearch.org/en/help/helpcenter/article/what-rules-apply-to-uploading-memories-to-familysearch-org

Adrian Bruce1

Bear in mind that any initial rejection is from software that can display the limits of what is laughingly called Artificial Intelligence. Artificial, yes. Intelligence?

If you get an automatic rejection message, then you should respond to the return address asking for acceptance, pointing out that the image in question does not show people.

LudovicMarsillach

Thanks for the replies. I had in mind, just to simplify things, a 'Venus de Milo' sculpture (by way of a hypothetical), albeit just the top portion, forming part of a shield or escutcheon (much like a Greek caryatid, among other terms) with the aforesaid figure(s) in bas or high relief.