Bookplate of Eduardo Puig Valls 1903
José Triadó · 1870-1929
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Bookplate of Eduardo Puig Valls 1903, José Triadó (1903). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? José Triadó died in 1929; this work is in the public domain.
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A circular black-and-red ex libris bookplate shows a bearded robed figure seated above a globe and open book, arms raised and fingers pointing upward, flanked by a kneeling woman and a bare-chested young man gazing up at him. Scrolls with partial lettering and a skyline appear behind the figures, and the red lettering around the border reads Ex Libris Eduardo Puig Valls 1903. The work is a 1903 print attributed to José Triadó.
