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Start Over Collection The Bookplate Collection Subject Bookplates Year 1958

  • Ex Libris N. Hellemans

    Description:
    Bookplate: Two hands peel back the layers of the chest to reveal the stomach and intestines. A serpent frames the image.
    Date:
    April 12, 1958

  • Bookplate for Dr. Enrique Saez

    Description:
    Bookplate is in the shape of a book with a mountainous landscape on the cover. A medical tent is in the middleground. A caduceus emblem is in the left foreground. Drawn by H. Huffert.
    Date:
    1958

  • Bookplate for Dr. Georg Burchard

    Description:
    Picture of a man standing among grasses, with a crossbow on his belt, and examining something. For Dr. Georg Burchard. By George Poppe.
    Date:
    November, 1958

  • Bookplate for Dr. Jos. Bartos

    Description:
    Picture of an angel, with a man holding his arms towards it. For Dr. Jos. Bartos by P. Kosik.
    Date:
    November, 1958

  • Bookplate for Gino Sabattini

    Description:
    Picture of a man in a coat holding a large syringe, and wearing glasses. At top "Ex libris de Re Medica" Name at bottom Gino Sabattini. By S. Burzi.
    Date:
    November, 1958

  • Bookplate for Dr. Petrikovits Laszlo

    Description:
    Picture of a woman with a snake wrapped around her, sitting on a skull. By Aage Mollerup for Dr. Petrikovits Laszlo.
    Date:
    November, 1958

  • Ex Libris MUDr A. Mossig

    Description:
    Bookplate: Microscope, lab equipment, medicine bottles, and syringe below the diagonal; landscape painting, books, and flowers above.
    Date:
    1930-1958

  • Bookplate for Norman Shaftel

    Description:
    A tree serves as a caduceus with a serpent wound around the trunk. The branches are hands, one holding a flower, another a globe. At the top is an eye.
    Date:
    1900s

  • Ex Libris Dr. Robert Libusehuz

    Description:
    Bookplate: A goblet in which a man and woman stand embracing is balanced on an open book. A serpent winds around the goblet.
    Date:
    1900s

  • Bookplate for JN

    Description:
    Iris and pupil of an eye.
    Date:
    1900s