Jul 13
“Encourage the beautiful, for the useful encourage itself.” - Goethe
A lovely bookplate by Louis Rhead, from his 1907 publication of book plate designs. Enhanced by the wonderful OldBookIllustrations.com
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“Encourage the beautiful, for the useful encourage itself.” - Goethe
A lovely bookplate by Louis Rhead, from his 1907 publication of book plate designs. Enhanced by the wonderful OldBookIllustrations.com
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4th artfight attack of Lada & Mokosh for @tbgkaru
Something a little bit different today! So I don't draw on the first page of my sketchbook or make a special cover page like a lot of people do, I literally just skip it and start drawing on the second page. If I do anything at all with the first page, I just put stickers I've collected over the course of the sketchbook, and I also write when I started and ended it on the inside cover.
I thought I might get a little bit more fancy though, and design a bookplate to print out on some sticker paper and stick in there instead. This may or may not also get use as a regular bookplate in some of my keeper books, so I decided to go ahead and add "Ex Libris" in there too C:
Bookplate of "Tolkien: A Biography" by Humphrey Carpenter (1977).
Stasys Eidrigevicius bookplate
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Ex Libris by Evan Finch Via Flickr: From a mass-produced series of zodiac bookplates illustrated by Juanita Gould. Evidently Niels Lyster was a Cancer.
Source details and larger version.
My modest collection of vintage ex libris / bookplates.
Ex libris of the Walther family. (Germany?, 18th century)