Woodcut portraits of Wilhelm and Ludwig, Dukes of Bavaria
Bernard Quaritch · 1871 - 1913
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Why is this public domain? Bernard Quaritch died in 1913; this work is in the public domain.
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A black-and-white woodcut reproduction shows two armored men standing side by side in an arcaded hall, each resting a hand on a shared heraldic shield with checkered and lion motifs. A Gothic-style red title block appears above the scene, and a caption below reads Book-Illustration: Facsimiles of Engravings. The plate is dated 1890 and attributed to Bernard Quaritch.
