Ex libris van G.J. Rhebergen Jr.
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Ex libris van G.J. Rhebergen Jr., Pam Georg Rueter (1954). Via artnap.com
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A black and white wood engraving shows a seated, draped male figure pouring grain or seed from a sack onto the ground. Behind him stand a church tower, gabled canal houses and trees, with a bird flying in a cloud above. The bookplate text reads "Exlibris G.J. Rhebergen Jr." above a shield and decorative scrollwork, and the work is dated 1954 and attributed to Pam Georg Rueter.
