Paula Gangsted (20th century) by Wilfred Peter Glud

Ex libris bookplate with a striped green interior, desk, chair, open window onto rooftops and a bird, and monogram PG.

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This ex libris bookplate shows a cosy interior with a green striped wall, a writing desk holding an open book, and a chair beside it. An open window reveals rooftops, a chimney, a bird perched on the sill, and a church spire in the distance, while two small oval portraits hang on the wall. The lettering reads "ex libris" with the monogram PG, in the record for Paula Gangsted (20th century) by Wilfred Peter Glud.

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Black line-art bookplate with swallows over a windmill and village, and an EX LIBRIS monogram in scrollwork below.

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