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Engraved bookplate of a city street with carriage and pedestrians beneath smoke clouds, names William Truman and Dorothea Ald

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William Truman Aldrich and Dorthea Davenport Aldrich, Ex Libris inscribed, Frederick Garrison Hall (c. 1912), Cleveland Museum of Art. Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? The Cleveland Museum of Art lists this work as public domain. Frederick Garrison Hall died in 1946; this work is in the public domain.

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This black-and-white engraved bookplate shows a busy old city street lined with multi-story buildings, shuttered windows, and a horse-drawn carriage surrounded by pedestrians under billowing smoke. Below the scene, a stone-textured panel bears the names William Truman Aldrich and Dorothea Davenport Aldrich with the words Ex Libris. The work is attributed to Frederick Garrison Hall and dated c. 1912.

Museum record: Cleveland Museum of Art