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Exlibris Bookplate Etching Martin (E) . Philipp 1887-1978 Pair Reading Tree

Exlibris Bookplate Etching Martin (E) . Philipp 1887-1978 Pair Reading Tree

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    Klaus Blanckertz. Couple under a tree, they sitting, he lying down reading. Castle as a remarque.
    Philipp, Martin Erich (1887-1978):
    1924. 137 x 89 mm. Etching.
    Language: German
    Order number: 16431
    Comments: * Thieme-Becker 26; Gutenberg 36,220; Idol B 104. - One of 60 numbered and signed copies. Monogrammed and dated in the print. MEPH (his standard monogram) was born in Zwickau, attended the Kunstgewerbeschule in Dresden from 1904 to 1908 and studied at the Dresden Art Academy until 1913 with, among others, Oskar Zwintscher, Gotthardt Kuehl and Richard Müller. After that he works freelance. He created around 140 bookplates, mostly as etchings. The female nude and Rococo figures are his main motifs. Philipp is the master of the state prints, which he almost always signed and numbered, often with remarques. One of his favorite motifs is the monkey, which he also used for his own sheets. - Small remnants of assembly on the back.
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    (2021-07-20)
    Klaus Blanckertz. Couple under a tree, they sitting, he lying down reading. Castle as a remarque. Comments: * Thieme-Becker 26; Gutenberg 36,220; Idol B 104. - One of 60 numbered and signed copies. Monogrammed and dated in the print. MEPH (his standard monogram) was born in Zwickau, attended the Kunstgewerbeschule in Dresden from 1904 to 1908 and studied at the Dresden Art Academy until 1913 with, among others, Oskar Zwintscher, Gotthardt Kuehl and Richard Müller. After that he works freelance. He created around 140 bookplates, mostly as etchings. The female nude and Rococo figures are his main motifs. Philipp is the master of the state prints, which he almost always signed and numbered, often with remarques. One of his favorite motifs is the monkey, which he also used for his own sheets.