Austrian artist Max Kislinger - 1941Ex-libris - Bookplate - Printmaking

Ex-libris is a small print (or "miniature print"), which is produced by printing. To complete a bookplate, you must first design a distinctive pattern or text, and display the name of the book collector on the ticket to serve as a label for the bookplate, and then affix the printed bookplate to the back cover of the book In addition to being used as special illustrations for bibliophiles, pages can also increase the artistic value of books. Therefore, since the 15th century, bookplates have been known as "printmaking pearls" and "paper Gemstone". Kislinger, M. is a Belgian woodblock artist. His prints are distinctive and his characters are full of fun and liveliness. I especially like to add a unique chicken symbol to the work and mark it with the year. You can find the symbol in the work together. Friends who like this artist's works are welcome to collect it. Author: Max Kislinger (1905-1983). Title: Artist signed bookplate. Year: 1941. Dimensions: 10.4 X 13.7 cm / 9 X 14 cm. Note: Cardboard support. **Old pieces inevitably have traces of history, as shown in the picture, please buy only if you can accept it.