Titelblad og Vignet til en Udgave af Faust , München 1884
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Titelblad og Vignet til en Udgave af Faust , München 1884, André Bork (1876). Via artnap.com
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A seated female figure holding an open book is framed by a draped curtain, an architectural arch, and two winged putti playing a violin and blowing a horn. A lyre emblem sits at the top, and a grotesque mask and flaming candelabra decorate the base. The title page and vignette, attributed to André Bork, is dated 1876.
