"Little Books on Art: Bookplates" ALMACK, Edward Harvard

"Little Books on Art: Bookplates" ALMACK, Edward HarvardALMACK, Edward [180] pp. A. C. McClurg & Co. 1914 6" x 5" Little Books on Art: Bookplates, by Edward Almack, offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of bookplates and their artistic significance. This concise volume explores the history, design, and cultural importance of these miniature works of art, providing insights into the various styles and techniques employed by bookplate artists. From heraldic designs to personalized motifs, Almack

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Designed by Nicholas Fassbind

there are over 300

7th Printing

Frank Voss studied in New York

The company was based at 7 Farringdon Street (1832-5)

The first attempt in English to provide a comprehensive history of that accessory once called "the Englishman's sceptre of Empire

Its regular clientele consisted of fashionable society

This beautifully illustrated volume shows how to incorporate this ultimate style accent to the modern man's wardrobe

Art Sz: 8 1/2"H x 12"W

He was the first to demonstrate that fashion can be both a creative process and a business - and that one man can excel as both a business man and an artist

Tile Sz: 5 3/4"Sq