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Black-and-white bookplate of a woman playing a trumpet beside a snake, with ornate scroll border and French inscription.

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Bookplate of Ella Weiss. Si je ne vaux pas mieux au moins je suis autre, Marianne Hitschmann-Steinberger (before 1911). Via artnap.com

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A black-and-white bookplate shows a woman with an elaborate, ornamental hairstyle playing a long trumpet-like instrument, her flowing gown decorated with dotted and scroll patterns. A large serpent curls across the lower left beside geometric rosettes, and a scrolled border frames the composition. The French inscription reads "Ex Libris Ella Weiss" with the motto "Si je ne vaux pas mieux au moins je suis autre," and the work is attributed to Marianne Hitschmann-Steinberger, dated before 1911.