William Kittredge
Frank Chouteau Brown · 1876 - 1947
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William Kittredge, Frank Chouteau Brown (1899). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Frank Chouteau Brown died in 1947; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
This ex libris bookplate shows a smiling, bearded man with eyes half closed, framed within a circle with the words "Ex Libris" at upper right. The name William Kittredge is set in outlined capital letters below the circular frame, and the artist's initials F.C.B. appear beneath the beard. The work is a print dated 1899 and attributed to Frank Chouteau Brown.
