Bookplate of Henryk Bukowski (1839-1900)
Robert Ludwig Haglund · 1844-1930
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Bookplate of Henryk Bukowski (1839-1900), Robert Ludwig Haglund (1888). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Robert Ludwig Haglund died in 1930; this work is in the public domain.
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An etched bookplate shows a helmeted, classically draped female figure seated before a dark curtain, holding a spear and resting beside a shield bearing a heraldic device. Winged putti attend her, one holding a terrestrial globe, another reading an open book inscribed with letters, while a figure at right stands near a colonnade. This print by Robert Ludwig Haglund, dated 1888, was made as a bookplate for Henryk Bukowski (1839-1900).