Bookplate of Christian Wohlers
Theodor Crampe · 1874-1911
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Bookplate of Christian Wohlers, Theodor Crampe (1904). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Theodor Crampe died in 1911; this work is in the public domain.
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This black-and-white bookplate shows a stone arched bridge framed by dense, leafy trees, with a figure standing on the roadway and a footpath running along the lower bank. The inscription reads "Ex Libris Christian Wohlers" and the print is signed and dated 1904 by Theodor Crampe.
