Bookplate of Raoul Ruttiens Avocat Bruxelles
Louis Titz · 1859 - 1932
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Bookplate of Raoul Ruttiens Avocat Bruxelles, Louis Titz (1910). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Louis Titz died in 1932; this work is in the public domain.
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A bookplate with orange outlined lettering reading Raoul Puttiens ex libris, framed by a border of small squares. A dark grey fingerprint sits within an oval loop of the ornamental lettering, and a grey panel at the bottom carries the words Avocat Bruxelles in white script with the date 1910 beside it. The design is Art Nouveau in style and was created by Louis Titz.
