Bookplate of Adolf Fischer; Panta Rei
Otto Ubbelohde · 1867 - 1922
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Bookplate of Adolf Fischer; Panta Rei, Otto Ubbelohde (1909-1917). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Otto Ubbelohde died in 1922; this work is in the public domain.
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An etched bookplate shows a nude woman wearing a cap, standing in surf and holding a large sailing ship overhead with both arms. Seagulls fly over the sea beneath streaked clouds, and the Greek motto Panta Rei appears beside her, with the inscription Ex Libris Adolf Fischer below. The print is attributed to Otto Ubbelohde and dated 1909-1917.
