- endpaper, to
indicate ownership.
Simple typographical bookplates are
termed "book labels".
Bookplates often bear a
motif relating to the book's owner, such...
- 1895) was an
English poet, numismatist,
botanist and an
authority on
bookplates. He was
eldest son of
George Fleming Leicester (afterwards Warren),[1]...
- 1908) and he
designed the
royal bookplates for the
library at
Windsor Castle. He also
designed a
large number of
bookplates for
private clients.
Queen Victoria...
-
including several bookplate drawings and engravings,
copper bookplates, photographs, and his
engraving tools.
Collections of
bookplates designed, etched...
-
collectors of the time,
donated approximately 50,000
bookplates. The
collection contains bookplates that
belonged to such
famous and
infamous figures as...
- been
making bookplates for
about eight or ten years." "Walter M.
Aikman was a
noted artist and
bookplate designer, who
created a
bookplate for Elizabeth...
-
business materials. Of
these ephemeral productions, "
bookplates have
survived the best". Bewick's
bookplates were
illustrations made from engravings, containing...
- Webb's
bookplates are held in the
William Augustus Brewer Bookplate Collection at the
University of Delaware.
Bookplates by
Margaret Ely Webb
Bookplate for...
-
United States during the 18th and 19th centuries, but the
printing of
bookplates pushed them out of use. One of the most
common is: If this book you steal...
-
illustrator known for her
illustrated children's books. She also
designed bookplates,
jewellery and fabric, and
painted pottery. King was one of the artists...
