Bookplate; Karl Bachmann; Deus Benedicat; Schaffhausen
Philipp Dammköhler · 1871 - 1924
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Bookplate; Karl Bachmann; Deus Benedicat; Schaffhausen, Philipp Dammköhler (1905). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Philipp Dammköhler died in 1924; this work is in the public domain.
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This bookplate shows a woman in a long dress reaching up to a shelf of tall books, beside an open cabinet door revealing a heraldic eagle. The lettered name Karl Bachmann and the motto Deus Benedicat appear within the decorative border, with a small garden bridge scene below. The print is by Philipp Dammköhler, dated 1905, and bears the place name Schaffhausen.
