Procession Four girls with flowers - English Female Illustrator
Located in Miami, FL
Her designs sold well and they said of her work that “her special talent was in the direction of costume figures and dainty colours.”[12] Her cards sold well, and early Valentines so...
Paper, Watercolor
The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne, Second Ed., Tipped-in Signature, 1850
Located in Colorado Springs, CO
Title printed in red and black. 4-page publisher's advertisements dated “October 1, 1849” bound in front. Engraved bookplate on front paste-down endpaper. Rebound in 3/4 red leath...
Paper
Pair of American Rococo Revival Patinated Bronze Candelabras, Ca. 1825
Located in New York, NY
The less economically fortunate had inexpensive bookplates and trade cards printed up to give them a touch of class--as witnessed by elaborate examples on view.
Bronze
Misia Sert's Bookplate by Pierre Bonnard
By Pierre Bonnard
Located in New York, NY
Bonnard designed only one other bookplate, for another friend, the art historian Charles Terrasse, who wrote the introduction to Francis Bouvet’s 1983 book 'Bonnard: The Complete Gra...
Paper
122 Hollow-cut Silhouettes on Paper
Located in New York, NY
Two examples of the bookplate from Irving’s publication are included in the group of works offered here (Fig. 4; Cat.
Paper
Ex Libris Mantero - Original Etching by M. Fingesten - 1930s
By Michel Fingesten
Located in Roma, IT
Fingesten’s Ex Libris were nourishment for the bibliophiles, who glued the bookplates on the first page of theirs books to indicate the property and who traded these Ex Libris.
Etching
Ex Libris Ernest Monteux - Etching by M. Fingesten - 1930s
By Michel Fingesten
Located in Roma, IT
Fingesten’s Ex Libris were nourishment for the bibliophiles, who glued the bookplates on the first page of theirs books to indicate the property and who traded these Ex Libris.
Etching
Ex Libris Happy New Year 1938 - Original Etching by M. Fingesten
By Michel Fingesten
Located in Roma, IT
Fingesten’s Ex Libris were nourishment for the bibliophiles, who glued the bookplates on the first page of theirs books to indicate the property and who traded these Ex Libris.
Etching
André De Raynal / Ex Biblioteca Macabrum - Etching by M. Fingesten - 1937
By Michel Fingesten
Located in Roma, IT
Fingesten’s Ex Libris were nourishment for the bibliophiles, who glued the bookplates on the first page of theirs books to indicate the property and who traded these Ex Libris.
Etching
Ex Libris Mantero - Original Etching by M. Fingesten - Early 1900
By Michel Fingesten
Located in Roma, IT
Fingesten’s Ex Libris were nourishment for the bibliophiles, who glued the bookplates on the first page of theirs books to indicate the property and who traded these Ex Libris.
Etching
Felicitas / Ans Van der Kuylen - Original Etching by M. Fingesten
By Michel Fingesten
Located in Roma, IT
Fingesten’s Ex Libris were nourishment for the bibliophiles, who glued the bookplates on the first page of theirs books to indicate the property and who traded these Ex Libris.
Etching
Ex Musicis Gianni Mantero - Original Etching by M. Fingesten - Early 1900
By Michel Fingesten
Located in Roma, IT
Fingesten’s Ex Libris were nourishment for the bibliophiles, who glued the bookplates on the first page of theirs books to indicate the property and who traded these Ex Libris.
Etching
$250
Ex Libris et Musicis - Original Etching by M. Fingesten - Early 1900
By Michel Fingesten
Located in Roma, IT
Fingesten’s Ex Libris were nourishment for the bibliophiles, who glued the bookplates on the first page of theirs books to indicate the property and who traded these Ex Libris.
Etching
Ex Libris et Musicis Mantero - Original Etching by M. Fingesten - Early 1900
By Michel Fingesten
Located in Roma, IT
Fingesten’s Ex Libris were nourishment for the bibliophiles, who glued the bookplates on the first page of theirs books to indicate the property and who traded these Ex Libris.
Etching
Ex Libris Mantero - Original Etching by M. Fingesten - Early 1900
By Michel Fingesten
Located in Roma, IT
Fingesten’s Ex Libris were nourishment for the bibliophiles, who glued the bookplates on the first page of theirs books to indicate the property and who traded these Ex Libris.
Etching
$454
Invitation to Your Excellency to the Exhibition of the last Artworks
By Michel Fingesten
Located in Roma, IT
Fingesten’s Ex Libris were nourishment for the bibliophiles, who glued the bookplates on the first page of theirs books to indicate the property and who traded these Ex Libris.
Etching
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