Bookplate of Joseph Roig Buxeres
José Triadó · 1870-1929
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Bookplate of Joseph Roig Buxeres, José Triadó (1902). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? José Triadó died in 1929; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
This bookplate in black ink on an orange ground shows a knight in armour with a cross-emblazoned shield slaying a dragon at left, and a crowned woman kneeling in a landscape at right. Flowering vines frame the scene, and the Gothic-style lettering reads "Ex Libris Joseph Roig Buxeres" with the date 1902. The signature "Triadó" appears in the lower right of the illustration, which is attributed to José Triadó.
