Bookplate of Joseph Monsalvatje. In tempestate securitas
Alexandre de Riquer · 1856 - 1920
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Why is this public domain? Alexandre de Riquer died in 1920; this work is in the public domain.
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An Art Nouveau bookplate showing a seated woman in a flowing gown and laurel crown, reading a small book within a classical arched niche. Waves surge beneath her, and a lit urn or candelabrum stands before a pale moon. The text reads "Ex Libris" and "Joseph Monsalvatje," with the Latin motto "In tempestate securitas," and the print is signed by Alexandre de Riquer and dated 1905.
