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the sky is light, with masses of clouds. The ensemble suggests the pleasant tranquility such as appeals strongly to the book lover." (Remarks, v.1: 10)
Pope describes his bookplate thus: "My book plate was designed by Jay Chambers of New York, and shows a standing figure of a gentle-man of the 1830 period, reading at a high table. He is perusing a large volume, his left arm resting on a couple of other books, the back of a third book showing on the table and three others on the floor. Two vases on the table to the right of the reader indicate the fancy of the owner of the plate for pottery. The background, seen through a circular window, shows a bright spring andscape, a succession of undulating fields bordering a quiet stream
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Pope was the author of
Reference
Pope, Alexander Winthrop. Remarks on some Masonic bookplates and their owners. 2 vols. Boston, 1908-1911.
the sky is light, with masses of clouds. The ensemble suggests the pleasant tranquility such as appeals strongly to the book lover." (Remarks, v.1: 10)
Pope describes his bookplate thus: "My book plate was designed by Jay Chambers of New York, and shows a standing figure of a gentle-man of the 1830 period, reading at a high table. He is perusing a large volume, his left arm resting on a couple of other books, the back of a third book showing on the table and three others on the floor. Two vases on the table to the right of the reader indicate the fancy of the owner of the plate for pottery. The background, seen through a circular window, shows a bright spring andscape, a succession of undulating fields bordering a quiet stream
Note
Pope was the author of
Reference
Pope, Alexander Winthrop. Remarks on some Masonic bookplates and their owners. 2 vols. Boston, 1908-1911.