Ex Libris
Jessica LeFor old souls uncovering vintage art books, golden age illustrators and bookplates.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 9 | Subscribers | Read | jesslibris.substack.com |
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The Bookplates of Louis Rhead
This book, A Collection of Bookplate Designs by Louis Rhead (1907), features 25+ bookplates by poster designer Louis Rhead (1857—1926). Only 185 copies were produced with 35 of those using Japanese vellum paper. The volume contains designs ...
Nature Drawing & Design by Frank Steeley (1903)
I’m always interested in turn of the century how-to ‘design’ books - this particular book shows you how to turn natural flower drawings into designs for repeating patterns, borders and to fill in any shape. If you love the sinuous forms fou...
The Red Rose Girls
Elizabeth Shippen Green, Violet Oakley and Jesse Willcox Smith holding roses and with Henrietta Cozens ‘watering’ the girls.
The Art of Drawing by Willy Pogany (1946)
This book maybe singlehandedly, more than any other book, taught me how to draw some 10+ years ago. Back then I had been a fan of Willy Pogany’s illustrations before I did a bit more digging and found out he had published his own books on d...
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