
Bookplate of Konrad Hoffschulte
Wilhelm Ehringhausen · 1868-1933
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Bookplate of Konrad Hoffschulte, Wilhelm Ehringhausen (1906). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Wilhelm Ehringhausen died in 1933; this work is in the public domain.
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This black-and-ochre bookplate shows a man in dark clothing leaning against a birch tree, gazing toward a distant thatched farmhouse along a winding path. Weeping willow branches frame the scene, and an ornate Art Nouveau border of grapevines surrounds the oval. The inscription reads Ex libris Konrad Hoffschulte, with the date 1906 and a Corpus Juris banner, a work by Wilhelm Ehringhausen.





















