Bookplate of Jan Freiherr von Wendelstadt
Joseph Sattler · 1867-1931
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Bookplate of Jan Freiherr von Wendelstadt, 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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This bookplate in blue and dark ink shows a fortified castle and town built on a steep rock outcrop, with towers and a bridge in the foreground. A heraldic shield with a crown sits at upper left, and a banner reads "Nobis et amicis" beneath the castle, with a stack of books at the top of the design.
