Bookplate of Kazimierz Rechman with a scholar in his study (II)
Feliks Jabłczyński · 1865-1928
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Bookplate of Kazimierz Rechman with a scholar in his study (II), Feliks Jabłczyński (1907). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Feliks Jabłczyński died in 1928; this work is in the public domain.
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An etched bookplate shows a bearded scholar in a feathered cap reading at a desk, surrounded by shelves of books and a terrestrial globe beside a Gothic-arched window. The inscription reads Ex Libris Kazimierza Rajchmana, and the design is by Feliks Jabłczyński, dated 1907.
