- An ex
libris (Latin for 'from the books'), also
known as a
bookplate (or book-plate, as it was
commonly styled until the
early 20th century), is a printed...
- Tabard.
Bookplates Bookplate No. 1328 with
rules Bookplate No. 4187 with
rules Bookplate of
Rules (1908)
Bookplate No. 2891
Bookplate No. 1395
Bookplate: drawn...
- 1895) was an
English poet, numismatist,
botanist and an
authority on
bookplates. He was
eldest son of
George Fleming Leicester (afterwards Warren),[1]...
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Margaret Ely Webb (1877–1965) was an
American illustrator, printmaker, and
bookplate artist. She was part of the Arts and
Crafts movement of the
early 1900s...
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erotica collector Henry Spencer Ashbee commissioned Avril to
design a
bookplate for him.
Avril worked with
Octave Uzanne, who after,
leaving the Société...
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designing ephemera, such as
bookplates.
Bookplates by
Rogers that have
survived in
library and
museum collections show that his
bookplate designs were text-based...
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prints on
commissioned bookplates and cards.
These monochromatic prints are
reminiscent of
Aubrey Beardsley. Walker's
bookplates use the
personalized iconography...
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George William Eve, RE (1855-1914) was an
English etcher, who
designed bookplates and also
several important British stamps. He was an
authority on heraldry...
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building was
restored and extended. The
Bookplate Collection The
Gutenberg Museum's
collection of
bookplates, or ex-libri, is the most
comprehensive public...
- (1845–1929) was an
American designer, etcher, engraver, illustrator, and
bookplate artist.
Smith was born in Foxborough, M****achusetts to
Lawton and Lucy...
