
Bookplate of Dr. Jaroslav Barth
Vaclav Rytiř · 1889-1943
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Bookplate of Dr. Jaroslav Barth, Vaclav Rytiř (1905). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Vaclav Rytiř died in 1943; this work is in the public domain.
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This red-ink bookplate, titled Bookplate of Dr. Jaroslav Barth, shows a muscular figure raising a sword amid dense thorny vines beneath a radiating sunburst. A classical temple labeled Nova Kultura stands on a hillside at the right, and the Ex Libris inscription and the owner's name appear in decorative lettering. The work is attributed to Vaclav Rytiř and dated 1905.















