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Engraved Bangor Public Library bookplate with central portrait medallion, torch-holding woman, and lamp-holding nude figure.

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Bangor Public Library; Hersey Fund, Sidney Lawton Smith (1897). Via artnap.com

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An engraved bookplate for the Bangor Public Library, established 1883, shows an oval portrait of a bald, bearded older man in a central medallion flanked by a seated draped woman holding a torch and a seated nude figure holding an oil lamp. A carved pedestal below bears the inscription S.L.S. and the date 1897, and a City of Bangor incorporation seal appears at right, with the legend 'From the Hersey Fund' along the bottom. The work is attributed to Sidney Lawton Smith and dates to 1897.