
Ex libris Thomae comitis Potocki
Rudolf Mękicki · 1887-1942
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Why is this public domain? Rudolf Mękicki died in 1942; this work is in the public domain.
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A black-and-white woodcut bookplate framed by a rectangular border, with a shield bearing a double cross at its center and foliate scrollwork rising above it. The lower panel carries the Latin inscription "Ex libris Thomae comitis Potocki," and the work is dated 1918 and attributed to Rudolf Mękicki.























