Come Slowly 2022-23 Bookplate

Bookplates are generally 5 to 10 centimeters long, square or rectangular, and painted with patterns. After a book collector purchases a book, he or she will affix the bookplate to the inner cover page or title page of the book and write his or her name, alias, name, etc. , it is internationally accepted to write "EX-LIBRIS" (Latin text) on the ticket, which means "my collection", indicating that the book "belongs to a private collection" ▲Introduction to the work▲ Come Slowly New Year's Eve Fifth Generation Bookplate 2022-2023 This time, I particularly looked for traces of early classic bookplate culture and history. 1. The little bear boss turned into an angel! pay tribute: George Bancroft's bookplate and signature. "εἰς φάάος" is Greek for "Toward the Light". The tablet is an ancient Roman tabula ansata Bookplate and signature of George Bancroft. The text on the hand-held tablet reads "Towards the Light" in Greek. 2. The orc adolescent black cat store manager sits with Darwin’s book and looks at the human skull. pay tribute: Discovered accidentally among a stack of unrelated documents in the Mark Keller Collection at the Center of Alcohol Studies Archives in 2012, the yellowing image symbolizes the big EMJmystery, referring to the adventurous life of EM Jellinek, one of the founders of alcohol science. An unorthodox 4×5-inch ex libris marked with the initials EMJ features a perplexed ape contemplating a human skull while sitting on a book entitled “Darwin.” Discovered by chance in a pile of unrelated documents in Mark's collection, the yellowed image symbolizes the great EMJ mystery, referring to the adventurous life of EM Jellinek, one of the founders of alcohol science. The unorthodox 4-by-5-inch bookplate marked with the initials EMJ features a confused ape staring at a human skull, sitting on a book titled "Darwin." 3. Bearded Precious Butterfly Bookplates are known as "printmaking pearls", "butterflies on books", "diamonds on paper", etc. 4. White Cat and Hedgehog pay tribute: The first known bookplates printed in this fashionare believed to have appeared in Germany. Someauthors stated with some doubts, that the oldest,dated circa 1450, was the simple woodcut made onbehalf of Johannes Hans Knabensperg –nicknamed «Igler»- who was the chaplain to theSchönstett family, bearing the legend «Hans Igler, das ein Igel kuss» The most commonly circulated story is believed to be the world's first bookplate in 1470, the original woodcut bookplate, {Beware of the Hedgehog's Kiss}, and even a bookplate that used a curse to warn book thieves that they would be attacked by hedgehogs if they stole books. It shows how precious books were at the time when books first began to exist. ▲Product description▲ /type/ Paper peripherals A set of 4 styles, 5 sheets each, 20 sheets in total /printing method/ RISOGRAPH PRINTING Risograph stencil printing is different from ordinary digital printing methods. It is printed on uncoated paper with a traditional machine. The principle is the same as hole printing, which is separate plate making and color overprinting for one color. Therefore, different colors will have misalignment and uneven coloring. Each one looks different and retains the texture of paper and ink, which is a characteristic of stencil printing. /material paper/ 【Tissue Paper】Vega Paper (おりひめ) Recycled paper made by recycling paper cranes from Hiroshima City Peace Memorial Park. Fragments of colorful paper cranes are scattered among the paper, like stars in the night sky. The wish for world peace is also included. /ink ink/ Two colors on the front---black/gold /Specification size/ 7.5 cmX 10.5cm upper and lower hand cut Origin/manufacturing method Taiwan Machine stencil printing, hand cutting