Bookplate of Rudolph von Hoschek
Lorenz Max Rheude · 1863-1939
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Bookplate of Rudolph von Hoschek, Lorenz Max Rheude (1905). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Lorenz Max Rheude died in 1939; this work is in the public domain.
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This black and blue bookplate features the Latin inscription EX LIBRIS on a banner above a heraldic helmet with plumes and a shield. The shield displays a rampant beast and gear motifs, surrounded by a dense decorative lattice of circles and crosses. The work is dated 1905 and attributed to Lorenz Max Rheude, with the title Bookplate of Rudolph von Hoschek.
