Ekslibris Beniamina Stabenau by Martin Tyroff

Engraved bookplate with two allegorical figures, a cross, an anchor, an eye in a triangle, and an inscription for Benj. Stabe

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This engraved bookplate shows two draped allegorical female figures flanking a pedestal inscribed with the owner's name, Ex Bibliotheca Benj. Stabenau. An all-seeing eye within a triangle radiates light above a central oval cartouche depicting a ship at sea, while one figure holds a cross and the other leans on an anchor. The work is attributed to Martin Tyroff and dated 1725-1755.

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1725-1755

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