-gested nothing except that the owner claimed theright to bear arms. In the unnamed book-plateby Mr. Brangwyn, which we are also allowed toreproduce, the idea of the owner was to suggestthe soaring spirit of intellectual development over-riding all material obstacles to mental progress.A symbolical… … ETCHED BOOK-PLATE. BY GEOKGE W. EVE, K.E. not in the manner of Mr. Eve, who, like Mr.Sherborn, seems devoted to what is exclusivelyknightly, and it suggests an interest on the part otboth the owner and the etcher in ships, and it is abeautiful, free, and characteristic design. Like theother two, it…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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