
Bookplate of Harry Graf Kessler
Joseph Sattler · 1867-1931
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Bookplate of Harry Graf Kessler, Joseph Sattler (1896). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Joseph Sattler died in 1931; this work is in the public domain.
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A bookplate in blue and black shows a woman's profile turned to the right, her long hair streaming across a sky of stylized clouds. An open book with the word 'UND DOCH' sits at the upper left, and a band below reads 'EX LIBRIS HARRY GRAF KESSLER' beside a shield bearing a rearing winged horse. The work is a printed bookplate dated 1896 and attributed to Joseph Sattler.




















